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Short Story Saturday: Forbid the Sea by Seanan McGuire
Forbid the Sea is set years before Tybalt had ever met October – long before she was even born. Here the King of Cats is young, lonely, and still so very driven. This is a version of Tybalt we don’t see too often, especially as he is clearly still working out what it means to… Read more
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Review: Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson
the chance to read Vespertine. This is the start of a new series of the same name and guys? I’m already counting down the days for the next release. Read more
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Review: Barnhill by Norman Bissell
Norman Bissell’s novel takes place at Barnhill – the location that George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair) famously tucked himself away in – and the birthplace of 1984. Essentially, Barnhill is a dramatization of George Orwell’s time there and the creation of a novel that will always resonate with its readers. Read more
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Review: Ignite the Fire: Incendiary by Karen Chance
Fans of Karen Chance were undoubtedly thrilled to see the latest installment of her beloved Cassandra Palmer series drop. Ignite the Fire: Incendiary is the eleventh book in the series and a two-parter. You better believe I’m anxiously awaiting that second part (Inferno, for those curious). Read more
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Review: A History of Wild Places by Shea Ernshaw
A History of Wild Places caught my attention because it promised to be this interesting blend of fantasy, thriller, and suspense. As this is a magical combination I am always looking for, I knew I had to give Shea Ernshaw’s writing a chance. Read more
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Review: Battle of the Linguist Mages by Scotto Moore
Ready Player One meets fantasy in Scotto Moore’s Battle of the Linguist Mages. So if you loved the vibes of that novel, but wanted to see it taken in a slightly different direction, then I would seriously consider checking this one out. Read more
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