Book Reviews
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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 BOOK OF BLOOD AND ROSES by Annie Summerlee (BOOK REVIEW)
In the mists of the Scottish Highlands is a university where vampire students study alongside humans. Rebecca Charity is a vampire hunter undercover at the university, ... -
WOLF WORM by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
If bugs or bodily functions or any combination of the two are even remotely triggering to you I’m going to need you to step away from ... -
THE BLACKFIRE BLADE by James Logan (BOOK REVIEW)
Lukan is on a mission, in Korslakov, a city of alchemical and technological advancement, he seeks the Blackfire Bank, to which his father has left him ... -
TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher (BOOK REVIEW)
Twelve Months by Jim Butcher (Dresden Files #18) A somber reflective book giving us a book that we and Dresden need by way of Breaking Bad, ... -
WE CALL THEM WITCHES by India-Rose Bower (BOOK REVIEW)
The world has ended and eldritch-like creatures stalk the earth, hunting every human. But Sara and her family have been fighting for survival, armed with their ... -
UNTETHERING DARK by Desirée M. Niccoli (THE MONSTER BOTHERER)
Welcome to THE MONSTER BOTHERER! That’s right, Emma Penman is back for another year of reviewing monster romance – or Monster Botherer. We decided that as ... -
A SWORD OF GOLD AND RUIN by Anna Smith Spark (BOOK REVIEW)
Readers of Shauna Lawless and Thilde Kold Holdt will love this Celtic-inflected adventure by critically acclaimed, grimdark epic fantasy novelist, Anna Smith Spark. The sequel 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, ... -
WUTHERING HEIGHTS by Emily Brontë (BOOK REVIEW)
Emily Brontë – Wuthering Heights (1847) “She abandoned them under a delusion,” he answered; “picturing in me a hero of romance, and expecting unlimited indulgences from ...
