Historical
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THE ORNITHOLOGIST’S FIELD GUIDE TO LOVE by India Holton (BOOK REVIEW)
Beth Pickering is the youngest female professor of ornithology at Oxford University. Devon Lockley is also professor of ornithology, but at Cambridge University. As assistant to ... -
THE WHITE OCTOPUS HOTEL by Alexandra Bell (BOOK REVIEW)
“As the hotel got closer, it was like seeing a photograph slowly developing-the details appearing, a spark of an idea made real. But more than that, ... -
Fantasy and the legacy of the ‘female gothic’ – GUEST POST by Natasha Siegel (AS MANY SOULS AS STARS)
Natasha Siegel’s historical fantasy debut AS MANY SOULS AS STARS is out this week from Bloomsbury and to celebrate, Natasha has penned a brilliantly informed guest ... -
THE EVERLASTING by Alix E. Harrow (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
Beth and Nils were super lucky to be sent an advanced copy of The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow – being one of their favourite authors, ... -
SLASHED BEAUTIES by A. Rushby (BOOK REVIEW)
“There are some who think that I know the truth and I simply don’t want to speak about it, either because I want to create mystery ... -
BURY OUR BONES IN THE MIDNIGHT SOIL by V.E.Schwab (BOOK REVIEW)
From V. E. Schwab, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue: a new genre-defying novel about immortality and hunger. ... -
THE SCHOLAR AND THE LAST FAERIE DOOR by H. G. Parry (BOOK REVIEW)
The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door by H.G. Parry is a fusion of dark academia and historical fantasy which delves readers into a mesmerising tale ... -
THE SCHOLAR AND THE FAERIE DOOR by H. G. Parry (BOOK REVIEW)
It’s been a while since I’ve last read a book and immediately had to write out how I felt about it… and yet saying that, I’m not ... -
QUEEN OF FURY by Natania Barron (BOOK REVIEW)
One by one the kings of Braetan kneel before King Arthur under a banner of peace. Hwyfar, eldest daughter of King Leodegraunce and famed libertine of ... -
ARTHUR by Giles Kristian (BOOK REVIEW)
“All gone now. All of it of no more substance than a memory which may just have been a dream. Hadn’t they been fools to think ...
