Fantasy
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SOUR CHERRY by Natalia Theodoridou (BOOK REVIEW)
“He was wrong, of course, about what is natural. In her years with her husband, Eunice had come to understand a thing about nature, the one ... -
THE UNDERCUTTING OF ROSIE AND ADAM by Megan Bannen (BOOK REVIEW)
So this was an unusual one. I’d never heard of this series before, and was sent the book randomly because it might be something I’d like. ... -
THE LIGHTHOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD by J.R.Dawson (BOOK REVIEW)
The Lighthouse at the Edge of the World by J. R. Dawson is a powerful and poignant contemporary queer fantasy. Perfect for fans of Hadestown and Under the Whispering Door by ... -
TRANSFIXED BY THE TROLL by Violet Loxley (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 ... -
A WITCH’S GUIDE TO MAGICAL INNKEEPING by Sangu Mandanna (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
Nils and Beth have another buddy read for you today, and this time they dove into Sangu Mandanna’s much anticipated A WITCH’S GUIDE TO MAGICLA INNKEEPING… ... -
THE WOLF PROFESOR by Lilith Stone (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 ... -
FIVE PHANTOM DISCOUNT by Marcus Fell & Jason Krumbine (BOOK REVIEW)
Oceans 5 in the magical underbelly of New York City. I am thankful to Sterling & Stone, NetGalley, and the authors for my review copy. Below ... -
TUSK LOVE by Thea Guanzon (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 ... -
THE HOUSE ON UTOPIA WAY by Stefan Mohamed (BOOK REVIEW)
A dame walks into a detective’s office and asks him to find a missing girl. A familiar setup. You might have seen it before. Or maybe ... -
THE GRYPHON KING by Sara Omer (BOOK REVIEW)
“For a beat, the gryphons watched like vultures, still as statues. Then, stretching awake, they shook off the red dust and dove like hawks, pulling away ...
