
Review: The Crimson Fire by Abel Montero
Beautifully portrayed epic fantasy with very likeable characters and a deep focus on inner conflicts, self discovery and fortitude against seemingly insurmountable odds.
Review: Light Bringer by Pierce Brown
I met Pierce Brown while I was reading this and I told him my favorite character was Victra, he told me the quote above is his favorite line of hers!!!
Review: The Crafting of Chess by Kit Falbo
Not so much chess as there is item crafting, this LitRPG novel by Kit Falbo is a cozy adventure following a hustling teen in an immersive MMORPG fantasy game.
Review: Witchazel by T.C. Roberts-Finn
An AWESOMELY FUN debut which is fast-paced with high drama, morbid mysteries, and hellish horrors right around every corner. A must read?! HECK. YEAH.
Review: Deep Graves by Lucius Valiant
A fast-paced gothic adventure that follows a conflicted time-travelling vampire navigating through plague ridden London in a dire attempt to save his sister.
Review: Loyalty To The Max by Maya Darjani
Maya is quickly sharpening the authorial saw with each finished work becoming an auto-buy author. Maya has delivered an exceptional read with this one.
Review: The Devils by Joe Abercrombie
Lord Grimdark has returned, and may he continue to reign supreme. A stellar work, The Devils will surely stand at the top of many a best-of list at year’s end.
Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
DCC is a raucous dive into the absurdly hilarious with a level of heartfelt characterization that has me yelling, NEW ACHIEVEMENT to Dungeon Master Dinniman.
Review: Heroes of Valhalla by C.K. Kesterson
If you like vikings in literally any capacity and Bernard Cornwell’s Saxon Stories but with a bit more mythology, then Heroes of Valhalla is the book for you.
Review: The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook by Matt Dinniman
The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook exceeded all expectations. Matt Dinniman takes everything that made Dungeon Crawler Carl epic and cranks it up a few notches.
Review: Dance With Me by Livia J Elliot
This is the kind of story that asks a lot of questions about love and trauma; it refrains from giving you specific answers, and isn't trying to lecture anyone.
Review: Double Jeopardy By Alan Bayles
Fun fast-paced dark sci-fi thriller featuring a multi-decade conspiracy, evil doppelgängers from a parallel universe and some chilling action sequences.
Cover Reveal: The Treasure of Lor-Rev by Bryan Asher
A lone explorer finds a relic that leads to the Diffusor-Sphere—an object of immense power. Now he’s caught in a war that could decide humanity’s fate.
Review: The Dark Element by Bryan Wilson
The Dark Element is The Empire Strikes Back of the Power of the Stars saga, with a dire, dim overcast to the bloody action sprawled across multiple worlds.
Cover Reveal: The Lineman by Christina K. Glover
Henley and Kit hunt a deadly foe, but darkness consumes Kit after a costly mistake. To save him, Henley must face secrets, the Lineman and the end of it all.
Review: The Rift and the Reckoning by Nick Blade
Fun fast fantasy adventure focused on a young adult protagonist who suddenly discovers he has a much larger role to play in the fate of the dying world.
Review: A Song of Legends Lost by M. H. Ayinde
A pre-colonial African-inspired epic science fantasy debut, this one features a unique world, clashing clans, ancestral spirits, politics, and so much more!
Review: Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by VE Schwab
If you like vampires and being emotionally devastated, I implore you to pick up Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by VE Schwab, you will not be disappointed.
Review: Catalyst (Star Wars) by James Luceno by James Luceno
While Andor and Rogue One deal with the struggle against established fascism, Star Wars: Catalyst observes its insidiously slow and creeping growth.
Review: The Crew by Sadir S. Samir
An AWESOME debut which is a crazy, fun-filled, action-packed, and fast-paced WILD RIDE with tons of hilarious humor and equally insane characters.