This Wildblood book review is a spoiler-free look at Lauren Blackwood’s sophomore novel, which follows a young woman as she navigates the treachery of a dangerous forest and the people hellbent on conquering it. Continue reading “‘Wildblood’ by Lauren Blackwood: A spine-tingling dark fantasy filled with terrible beauty”
In our VenCo book review, we explore what a coven is like from a decolonized perspective. Continue reading “‘VenCo’ by Cherie Dimaline: A book for a new generation of witches”
Our Winston Chu vs. the Whimsies book review tackles the latest out of Rick Riordan Presents, which focuses on the Chinese story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. Continue reading “‘Winston Chu vs. the Whimsies’ by Stacey Lee: A classic Chinese folktale reimagined for a new audience”
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”
In our Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute book review, we want to examine how Talia Hibbert perfected the modern romance for young adults. Continue reading “‘Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute’ by Talia Hibbert: This YA romance redefines who’s allowed to be desirable”
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”
Our Gilded book review, along with its follow-up Cursed, considers Marissa Meyer’s duology where a girl with the gift of gab falls in love with a helpful poltergeist. Continue reading “‘Gilded’ and ‘Cursed’ by Marissa Meyer: A triumphant return to fairytale retellings, with a hot Rumpelstiltskin and a fearsome foe”
Our Soul of the Deep book review returns to Natasha Bowen’s vibrant world filled with West African mythology, concluding the duology that began with Skin of the Sea. Continue reading “‘Soul of the Deep’ by Natasha Bowen: A vibrant conclusion to ‘Skin of the Sea’ that explores the ramifications of war and staying true to yourself”
The Sun and the Star by Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro is a standalone novel about Nico di Angelo and Will Solace’s descent into Tartarus. What do we know so far? Continue reading “Everything we know about ‘The Sun and the Star’ by Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro”
Our Where Black Stars Rise book review explores the rich and often unsettling world that Nadia Shammas and Marie Enger have created in this eldritch horror graphic novel. Continue reading “‘Where Black Stars Rise’ by Nadia Shammas: An eldritch horror that explores mental health and the diaspora”
In our Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion book review, we discuss what is so special about specificity in queer stories, especially as it pertains to the lesbian experience. Continue reading “‘Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion’ by Bushra Rehman: The specific importance of lesbian stories”
This Even Though I Knew the End book review jumps into the dark and wonderful world of Helen Brandt, a magical private investigator who sold her soul to a demon in exchange for her brother’s life. Continue reading “‘Even Though I Knew the End’ by C.L. Polk: A sapphic fantasy noir with a little something for everyone”
Want to stay on top of all the Percy Jackson updates? The fandom is alive and well, and as fantastic as it is now, the number of projects that have been announced for the next couple years means it’s only going to get better. Continue reading “Now is the perfect time to be a Percy Jackson fan—and it’s only going to get better”
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