Monthly Archives: April 2025
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SWIPE RIGHT FOR MONSTERS by R. O’Leary (THE MONSTER BOTHERER)
Welcome to our brand new feature – THE MONSTER BOTHERER! We are thrilled to welcome a new reviewer to the Fantasy Hive, Emma Penman, who exclusively ... -
TOP PICKS – April 2025
Welcome to this month’s Top Picks! Every month, we like to share with you our favourite reads of the month. We’ve rounded up our contributors and ... -
THE RAVEN SCHOLAR by Antonia Hodgson (BOOK REVIEW)
“History, faded to myth and then forgotten, can be lost. But the power remains, steeped into the stone like blood. Do not ask if that ... -
PALADIN’S GRACE by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
‘Stephen’s god died a little after noon on the longest day of the year.’ I had to start this review with the opening line, as it ... -
VENGEANCE OF ASGARD (Army of One #3) by Baptiste Pinson Wu (BOOK REVIEW)
“This was never about stopping Ragnarok… It was about causing it” – Thor:Ragnarok Mythology, in general, has always been something that captivates and fascinates me, given ... -
THE NAMING SONG by Jedediah Berry (BOOK REVIEW)
When something fell from the something tree, all the words went away. And the world changed. Monsters slipped from dreams. The land began to shift and ... -
DEATH ON THE CALDERA by Emily Paxman (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
Beth and Nils are back with another buddy read – it’s definitely The Year of the Buddy Read for these two! Settle in, because they had ... -
A DROP OF CORRUPTION by Robert Jackson Bennett (BOOK REVIEW)
“Perhaps you need simply listen, then,” said Ana. “For I find myself in a storytelling mood, and I think I’ve a fascinating tale to tell. It ... -
Bees as a model for human society – GUEST POST by Anna February (THE HIVE)
A thrillingly original dystopian murder mystery – think The Hunger Games meets A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder! A FUTURE QUEEN LIES MURDERED … Justice is ... -
ROSE/HOUSE by Arkady Martine (BOOK REVIEW)
Alice from Resident Evil meets Howard Roark in this twisty, intriguing locked house horror mystery novella. I am thankful to Tor for my review copy ...
