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Review: A Killing Cold by Kate Alice Marshall
I love Kate Alice Marshall, so her latest book, A Killing Cold, was an automatic buy. It’s an atmospheric thriller with countless twists and surprises; as it turns out, almost everyone on the mountain has a secret worth hiding. Read more
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Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
Dungeon Crawler Carl is the first novel in a series of the same name, and I’ve gotta say, I’m into it. I hesitated initially because of the whole cat-in-a-dungeon thing, but I promise you that Princess Donut is fine. More than fine, really. But that’s a different story. Read more
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Review: Of Jade and Dragons by Amber Chen
Of Jade and Dragons is a fascinating magical read about one girl’s determination to follow in her father’s footsteps – no matter the danger. It’s also a bit of a murder mystery, with plenty of intrigue and politics. Read more
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Review: Anthropocene Rag by Alexander C. Irvine
Sometimes, a book I’ve been really excited about ends up not being for me. Unfortunately, Anthropocene Rag is one of those books. I’ll add a small caveat: I probably should have read this book sooner or waited longer to read it. My mind was not in the right headspace for Anthropocene Rag, so it’s partially… Read more
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Review: When the Bones Sing by Ginny Myers Sain
My favorite thing about diving into a new Ginny Myers Sain book is that I never know what to expect. All of her books have been different, incorporating paranormal elements to create something wholly unexpected. So, obviously, I was looking forward to When the Bones Sing. Read more
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