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Review: Nothing Hidden Ever Stays by H.R. Mason
Nothing Hidden Ever Stays is the debut novel of H.R. Mason, and is a dramatic and horrifying thriller. This novel combines thriller elements with the concept of an old curse, ghost stories, and a hauntingly dark past. Read more
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Review: Review: The Living Dead by George A. Romero and Daniel Kraus
The Living Dead both is and is not a classic zombie story. The zombie apocalypse started small, but quickly grew to the devastating levels befitting our imaginations. Throughout this novel, the journey of several survivors is revealed. A teenager desperate to survive, a statistician who kept on going with her job, a medical examiner and… Read more
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Review: The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson
The Space Between Worlds is the outstanding debut novel of Micaiah Johnson, and it is an impressive feat of science fiction. Read more
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Review: Whichwood by Tahereh Mafi
Whichwood is the second novel in Tahereh Mafi’s Furthermore series. It’s a beautiful fantasy world full of rich details and character development. But as we all know; magic comes at a cost. And it has rules that must be followed. Read more
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Review: Prodigy Prince by Natasha Sapienza
Prodigy Prince by Natasha Sapienza is the tale of two brothers, both princes, and their fight for what they believe in. One is determined to save his people, while the other is driven to follow his own ambitions in life. Read more
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Review: Drowned Country by Emily Tesh
Drowned Country is the second novella in the Greenhollow Duology by Emily Tesh, and is something I personally have been waiting for all year. If you’re looking for a series with stunningly fresh aesthetic, this is it. Read more
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