• Review: Summoned by M.A. Guglielmo

    Review: Summoned by M.A. Guglielmo

    Summoned is the debut novel of M.A. Guglielmo, and it is a memorable one. Fans looking for a slightly different take on jinn should check out Zahara’s tale, as it’s one they’ll find themselves enjoying greatly. Read more

  • Review: The Orchid Throne (Forgotten Empires #1) by Jeffe Kennedy

    Review: The Orchid Throne (Forgotten Empires #1) by Jeffe Kennedy

    The Orchid Throne is the first novel in a new series by Jeffe Kennedy. The series itself is called the Forgotten Empires, and is a perfect blend of fantasy and romance. And there’s a healthy dose of revenge story thrown into the mix as well. Read more

  • Review: The Future of Another Timeline by Annalee Newitz

    Review: The Future of Another Timeline by Annalee Newitz

    The Future of Another Timeline is the newest novel from the mind of Annalee Newitz. It is, without a shadow of a doubt, the most feminist piece of fiction I’ve read this year. It mashes time travel, punk music, women’s rights, and so much more into one compact novel. Read more

  • Review: What Rose Forgot by Nevada Barr

    Review: What Rose Forgot by Nevada Barr

    What Rose Forgot is the newest thriller from Nevada Barr – so you just know that this novel is full of action and chilling events. This novel is a standalone piece, so even if you’ve read nothing else by Nevada Barr, you’re safe to pick this one up and start reading. Read more

  • Review: The Tenth Girl by Sara Faring

    Review: The Tenth Girl by Sara Faring

    The Tenth Girl is the debut novel of Sara Faring, and it is a gothic psychological thriller novel deeply rooted in Patagonian lore. And it’ll send shivers down your spines. Read more

  • Review: The Long Call by Ann Cleeves

    Review: The Long Call by Ann Cleeves

    The Long Call is the first novel in a new series by Ann Cleeves, called Two Rivers. It’s not connected with any of her other novels or series. Which means it’s a great starting point for new fans! (Such as myself). Read more