We’ll be shocked if this What Never Happened excerpt doesn’t have you running to grab Rachel Howzell Hall’s next novel because this thriller officially has us hooked. Continue reading “‘What Never Happened’ by Rachel Howzell Hall excerpt kicks off this brand-new thriller with a bloody splash”
This Dane of My Existence excerpt is a perfect teaser for those who fell in love with Jessica Martin’s For the Love of the Bard, as well as those who have yet to discover her A Bard’s Rest series. Continue reading “‘The Dane of My Existence’ excerpt introduces Portia as she heads back to her Shakespeare-obsessed hometown”
Read an excerpt from The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata, all while checking out the new edition of this fantastic book, which sports some exclusive bonus content! Continue reading “Excerpt from ‘The Wall of Winnipeg and Me’ by Mariana Zapata promises the slow-burn of your dreams”
Daniel José Older sat down to answer our burning questions about the process of writing Last Canto of the Dead, saying goodbye to such a vibrant world, and what he’s got coming up next. Continue reading “Daniel José Older talks ‘Last Canto of the Dead’ and the importance of ending with beginnings”
Rebecca McKanna, author of the thriller Don’t Forget the Girl, joins us to talk about her latest book, the hit show Yellowjackets, and why multiple timelines ramp up the tension like nothing else. Continue reading “‘Don’t Forget the Girl’ author Rebecca McKanna talks ‘Yellowjackets’ and the addicting tension of multiple timelines”
Our Last Fallen Realm book review dives into the third and final chapter of the Gifted Clans series by Graci Kim, concluding Riley Oh’s journey that began in The Last Fallen Star. Continue reading “‘The Last Fallen Realm’ by Graci Kim: It’s never easy to say goodbye”
In my Yellowface book review, I highlight how R.F. Kuang’s new satire shows what the violence of mediocre white women looks like. Continue reading “‘Yellowface’ by R.F Kuang: An exploration of tokenization, white violence, and the publishing industry”
Our Last Canto of the Dead book review tackles the latest Rick Riordan Presents book, which brings Daniel José Older’s Outaw Saints series to a close. Continue reading “‘Last Canto of the Dead’ by Daniel José Older: The Outlaw Saints make their last stand”
This Fourth Wing book review is possibly the easiest I’ve ever written. Rebecca Yarros has outdone herself in her fantasy debut, proving she has all kinds of writer tricks hiding up her sleeve I had no idea she had at her disposal. Continue reading “‘Fourth Wing’ by Rebecca Yarros: A feisty heroine, a brooding bad boy, and dragons—what more could a reader ask for?”
An interview with J.C. Cervantes is like taking a deep breath of fresh air and pausing to smell the roses, which is fitting, considering her latest novel, The Enchanted Hacienda, deals with just that. Continue reading “J.C. Cervantes talks ‘The Enchanted Hacienda’ and the art of discovering new stories”
This Enchanted Hacienda book review takes a look at J.C. Cervantes’ adult debut, a romance centered around a family full of magic and the one member born without. Continue reading “‘The Enchanted Hacienda’ by J.C. Cervantes: The magic of family and flowers blossoms in book one of a new romance series”
We’re doing a Crown of Ivy and Glass giveaway for this romantic fantasy by Claire Legrand which follows Lady Gemma Ashbourne as she navigates high society and plots to destroy a rival family. Continue reading “Enter to win a copy of ‘A Crown of Ivy and Glass’ by Claire Legrand”
The Comeback by Lily Chu follows Ariadne Hui as she falls for her friend’s cousin and unknowingly steps onto the world stage in the process, and the author is here to explain why celebrity romances are so alluring. Continue reading “Guest post: Author Lily Chu writes about the lure of celebrity romance for ‘The Comeback’”
In our Atalanta book review, we outline how Jennifer Saint uses interpersonal relationships to make a Greek epic more approachable. Continue reading “‘Atalanta’ by Jennifer Saint: The story of the forgotten Argonaut”
Let this The Salt Grows Heavy book review be your one and only warning—Cassandra Khaw’s latest novella is not for the faint of heart. Continue reading “‘The Salt Grows Heavy’ by Cassandra Khaw: ‘The Little Mermaid’ meets ‘Frankenstein’ in this horrifying novel steeped in blood and viscera”
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