My Zora Books Her Happily Ever After book review is pretty simple: It’s worth the read. It’s got some satisfying spice, hilarious supporting characters, and a metric ton of book-loving, Zorlock-ian heart. That last part will make sense later, I promise. Continue reading “‘Zora Books Her Happily Ever After’ by Taj McCoy nails mature take on love triangles”
It’s always a pleasure to crack open a new Kylie Scott story. There’s never a shortage of fun and flirty banter, but it’s truly held together by poignant, soul-bearing honesty and unbelievable character development. I always seem to walk away from her books with a new appreciation for life, and a quality or two from her characters that I strive to emulate. If my End of Story book review is capable of capturing even a modicum of her brilliance, it will be my best work yet. Continue reading “‘End of Story’ by Kylie Scott: Susie and Lars give my favorite Stage Dive couple a run for their money”
This Radiant Sin book review is a spoiler-free look at the fourth book in the Dark Olympus series—and it might be the hottest one yet. Continue reading “‘Radiant Sin’ by Katee Robert: Apollo and Cassandra’s slow burn romance is scorching hot”
The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone by Audrey Burges encapsulates a story that stretches across generations and explores all the ways love and loss can affect us, with a mystery steeped in magical realism. Continue reading “‘The Minuscule Mansion of Myra Malone’ by Audrey Burges: Love, loss, and magical realism makes this story shine bright”
If you’ve had a rough time getting back into reading, maybe consider checking out this The Game book review. This story, by Vi Keeland, embodies all the best qualities of a good romance. Continue reading “‘The Game’ by Vi Keeland: The perfect story to smash a bad case of reader’s block”
Our The Villa book review begs you to pick up Rachel Hawkins’ next suspense novel, which contains a mystery spanning generations. Continue reading “‘The Villa’ by Rachel Hawkins: A layered Gothic mystery full of love, loss, and murder”
This Black Tide book review establishes one fact for certain: KC Jones’ novel is full of nightmares. Continue reading “‘Black Tide’ by KC Jones: A cinematic, nightmare-fueled read”
Our Wicked Beauty book review explores the beautiful relationship Helen, Achilles, and Patroclus developed in Dark Olympus Book 3. Continue reading “‘Wicked Beauty’ by Katee Robert: The story Helen deserved all along”
Our Spear book review dives into Nicola Griffith’s lush queer retelling of Arthurian legend’s very own Percival. Continue reading “‘Spear’ by Nicola Griffith: A queer classic in the making”
In our Book of Night book review, we venture into a world of shadows and murder with a gutsy con-artist. Continue reading “‘Book of Night’ by Holly Black: Compulsively readable with signature Holly Black twists”
Our And Then I Woke Up book review is an in-depth discussion of Malcolm Devlin’s intriguing novella about false narratives. Continue reading “‘And Then I Woke Up’ by Malcolm Devlin: Perception is reality”
Our A Black and Endless Sky book review is a spoiler-free look the visceral horror novel by Matthew Lyons. Continue reading “‘A Black and Endless Sky’ by Matthew Lyons: A visceral and terrifying read”
In our Moon Witch, Spider King book review, we get into our feelings about womanhood and power with the life story of a 177-year-old witch. Continue reading “‘Moon Witch, Spider King’ by Marlon James: Witches, monsters and shapeshifters caught in the battle between kingdoms”
Our J.A. Jance interview spans 40 years, from the day she wasn’t allowed into a creative writing program to the 25th J.P. Beaumont release. Continue reading “J.A. Jance reflects on a 40-year career after being told she’d never be a writer”
A Spindle Splintered by Alix E. Harrow pits the modern against the classic as we see the tale of Sleeping Beauty in a completely different light. Continue reading “‘A Spindle Splintered’ gives Disney princesses their own ‘Spider-Verse’”
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