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Review: The Women of Pearl Island by Polly Crosby
more in 2021 than in any other year…), so I like to make it an occasion when I do. The Women of Pearl Island, by Polly Crosby, is a beautiful novel designed to tug at our hearts. And that is exactly what I was looking for. Read more
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Realm Review: Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 6
The Case Continues in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 6 Jessica is a hero known for her stubbornness (and her sass), so it’s no major surprise that she’s refusing to let this case go. Thus her investigation continues in Jessica Jones: Playing With Fire Episode 6. Last we saw, Jessica had gotten herself into a… Read more
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Short Story Saturday: Poor Fancy’s Followers by Seanan McGuire
Short Story Saturday is back! If you’re getting sick of my October Daye shorts read through then I have some good news for you (but bad news for me); this is the last October Daye short on my TBR list (for the moment), so I’ll be moving onto the pile of InCryptid shorts next (also… Read more
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Review: Little Darlings by Melanie Golding
Melanie Golding’s debut thriller novel, Little Darlings, is one that immediately caught my attention. Thanks in part to a brilliant cover (I’m a sucker for this particular aesthetic) but also due to the description. Read more
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Review: Wayward Souls by Devon Monk
Wayward Souls is the first novel in a new series (Souls of the Road) by Devon Monk – one of my favorite urban fantasy authors. The second I saw this book, it immediately got added to my TBR pile, though I’m ashamed to admit that it took me this long to get around to reading it. Read more
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Review: Lakesedge by Lyndall Clipstone
Oh wow. I don’t know which cover I love more. The original version of Lakesedge or the OwlCrate version? I’m leaning towards OC, which is good because that is my copy! Lakesedge is the first in a new series, World at the Lake’s Edge, written by Lyndall Clipstone. Read more
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