Yearly Archives: 2025
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SPIDERLIGHT by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
The Church of Armes of the Light has battled the forces of Darkness for as long as anyone can remember. The great prophecy has foretold that ... -
ALL WE HAVE LEFT by Emily Paxman (COVER REVEAL)
Today, we’re thrilled to be taking part in the cover reveal for Emily Paxman’s upcoming standalone post-apocalyptic romance, ALL WE HAVE LEFT! Due for release 2nd ... -
SAVAGE BLOOMS by S. T. Gibson (BOOK REVIEW)
I’ve had a somewhat mixed opinion of S. T. Gibson up til now… BlThe first book of hers I read was An Education in Malice, and I ... -
VOIDWALKER by S. A. Maclean (BOOK REVIEW)
It really is a pleasure to come across a romantasy that breathes new life into what may be a ‘by numbers’ genre. Fantasy has so much ... -
THE KING IN RED by Ava Hall (THE MONSTER BOTHERER)
Welcome to THE MONSTER BOTHERER! We are thrilled to welcome back Emma Penman, who exclusively reviews monster romance, and has returned for another week of Monster ... -
KING SORROW by Joe Hill (BOOK REVIEW)
As a lover of medieval literature, forgotten languages and vintage books Arthur Oakes loves nothing more than being a student librarian in Rackham College, home to ... -
THE MIDNIGHT SHIFT by Cheon Seon-Ran, Translated by Gene Png (BOOK REVIEW)
A bestseller in Korea, a biting, fast-paced vampire murder mystery exploring queer love and the consequences of loneliness. When four isolated elderly people commit suicide back-to-back ... -
A CRIME THROUGH TIME by Amelia Blackwell (BOOK REVIEW)
Well this was definitely an unusual read! We follow Georgiana Darcy, Mr Darcy of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice‘s younger sister, as she discovers a device ... -
OH NO! THERE’S AN INCUBUS IN MY HOT SPRING by Ember Holt (THE MONSTER BOTHERER)
Welcome to THE MONSTER BOTHERER! We are thrilled to welcome back Emma Penman, who exclusively reviews monster romance, and has returned for another week of Monster ... -
STRAW WORLD AND OTHER ECHOES FROM THE VOID by Erik McHatton (BOOK REVIEW)
When we go the cinema for the latest slasher, when we pick up that paperback from hell on a dusty, shadowy shelf, when we walk home, ...
