Sibling rivalry, witches, and impending war are all waiting for you in this stand-alone fantasy full of magic and feisty banter.

Egyptology, imperialism, and coventry all collide in this YA adventure down the Nile.

Review of Seven Endless Forests, a stand-alone book set in the universe of The Boneless Mercies and inspired by Arthurian legend.

Review of Natasha Bowen’s debut YA novel.

Review of Claire M. Andrews’s debut novel

Review of Victoria Aveyard’s first foray into high fantasy, Realm Breaker.

Review of the second installment of the Age of Legends trilogy by Kelley Armstrong

For fans of: empire settings, sisterhood, rivals-to-lovers, monsters, ghosts/spirits, animal companions, long journeys, banter/flirting, easy summer fantasy read

Review of Alison Kimble’s debut novel

Review of Jessica Rubinkowski’s debut novel

5/5 Review of Legendborn by Tracy Deonn

Swan Lake inspired fairytale with Italian Renaissance/Opera influence

In magical Paris, a found family take on the heist of a lifetime that could change their world or destroy it.

Every seven years, the descendants of the greatest Greek heroes hunt down the gods to take their power and immortality in the Agon. Can Lore survive the hunt?

Classic fairytale with great banter and fun twists in the dark woods.

Tabs, quotes, and notes as I read “A Sky Beyond the Storm”

The final chapter of the wildly adventurous series, An Ember in the Ashes, is finally here. Laia of Serra, the Blood Shrike, and the Soul Catcher must accept their fate or run from it. Either way, the price for whatever lies ahead for the Empire will be higher than anyone would have expected.

Tabs, quotes, notes as I read “Star Daughter”

Born of a human and a Star, Sheetal must navigate celestial politics, ancient grudges, and her own fears in order to embrace who she truly is and save her father.

Tabs, quotes, and notes as I read “Song of the Crimson Flower”