Book Reviews
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HELL’S HEART by Alexis Hall (BOOK REVIEW)
They are monsters. They are legends. And they are our prey. Earth is dead. Which leaves us stuck living in atmospheric domes on planets that will ... -
THE LIGHTHOUSE AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Philip A. Suggars (BOOK REVIEW)
Enter a London like no other in this fast-paced, captivating fantasy novel, perfect for fans of V.E. Schwab and Genevieve Cogman. Oyster McLellen has spent his ... -
GREEN AND DEADLY THINGS by Jenn Lyons (BOOK REVIEW)
Green and Deadly Things is a new standalone novel by prolific fantasy author Jenn Lyons, known for the A Chorus of Dragons series. We follow Mathiiak, ... -
IT’S HARD TO TELL YOU THIS by James Kinsley (BOOK REVIEW)
Regrets, Memories, Confessions and an Empty Flat… It’s Hard to Tell You This is a novella of regret, as Michael is prompted by his father’s ... -
THE DRAGON AND THE SUN LOTUS by Amélie Wen Zhao (BOOK REVIEW)
In every lifetime, I would choose to remain in the dark so that they can walk in the light Spoiler Warning: This review contains spoilers ... -
CONFORM and BENEATH by Ariel Sullivan (BOOK SERIES REVIEW)
Conform Born to an Elite family, Emeline has been marked as different from birth and by a society that judges all its citizens on their ability ... -
THE MAGICIAN OF TIGER CASTLE by Louis Sachar (BOOK REVIEW)
“Then, just as now, most people regarded the rose as the flower of amore, but there is no magic in rose petals. Take my advice. If ... -
WITCHCRAFT SHORT STORIES Edited by Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane (BOOK REVIEW)
An impressive new anthology of horror stories exploring what it means to be ‘witch’, including the rediscovery and reclaiming of that power, its links to nature, ... -
THE TRICKY BUSINESS OF FAERIE BARGAINS by Reena McCarty (BOOK REVIEW)
“Crickets chirped in the tall grass, and the wind blew soft against my skin, smelling like sage and soil. After three years in the human world ... -
OPERATION BOUNCE HOUSE by Matt Dinniman (BOOK REVIEW)
A giddy, thrilling, exhilarating rush of a book that isn’t afraid to go dark or complex “Imagine a war where all the soldiers are actually paying ...
