Tag: Romantasy
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THE ROSE IN THE SHADOWS by Arcadia Rayne (EXCERPT)
I was not created to back down The Descendants of Hyrax, God of the Dead, died out long ago. At least, that’s what the Mortal Realm ... -
ROMANTASY – Roundtable Interview Women in SFF
Welcome to the Fantasy Hive and our Women in SFF feature! Elements of romance within fantasy is nothing new, but the recent surge in popularity ... -
Women In SFF Trope Fridays – Romantasy
For this year’s Women in SFF, we thought we’d create our usual recommendation posts in-line with our Photo Challenge over on Instagram, and so bring you ... -
Interview with Elizabeth Helen (BONDED BY THORNS)
Elizabeth Helen is the combined pen-name of sister writing duo, Elizabeth and Helen. Elizabeth and Helen write fantasy romance, and love creating enchanting adventures for their ... -
THE PHOENIX KEEPER by S. A. MacLean (BOOK REVIEW)
Do you like shows about animals, such as The Zoo and Secrets of the Zoo? Did you stay up as a child to watch Big Cat ... -
Rise of Romantasy – GUEST POST by K. A. Linde (THE WREN IN THE HOLLY LIBRARY)
Today, we’re thrilled to welcome K. A. Linde to the Hive! There’s been no escaping Romantasy this year, and so for Women in SFF K. A. ... -
Interview with Sarah A. Parker (WHEN THE MOON HATCHED)
Sarah is an international bestselling author who grew up on a farm in New Zealand, where she spent her days getting lost amongst the rolling pasture, ... -
Interview with Leia Stone and Julie Hall (COLD HEARTED)
Leia Stone is the USA Today bestselling author of multiple bestselling series including Matefinder, Wolf Girl, Fallen Academy and Kings of Avalier. She’s sold over three million books and ... -
SHOESTRING THEORY by Mariana Costa (COVER REVEAL)
Today we’re super excited to take part in the cover reveal for SHOESTRING THEORY, a cosy fantasy romance from Mariana Costa! Shoestring Theory is a charmingly ... -
LETTERS OF ENCHANTMENT Duology by Rebecca Ross (BOOK REVIEW)
“I don’t think you realize how strong you are, because sometimes strength isn’t swords and steel and fire, as we are so often made to believe. ...
