Review: The Butcher of the Forest by Premee Mohamed
The Butcher of the Forest’ is quite a stunning, and equally dazzling entry into the world of novellas. Dark, richly atmospheric, and magical in more ways than
Review: Rise of the Ranger by Philip C. Quaintrell
This isn't a book that has elves and dragons for the sake of having elves and dragons because they are cool. There is a depth here that will keep the reader
Review: War Song by Michael Michel
Brutally real, visceral, and inspiring, War Song: Legacy Rising is a powerful novelette that explores the extremes of slavery and colonisation from the
Review: Bloods of a Withering Kingdom by Corey Ratliff
I would be entirely remiss if I didn’t mention the emotional punches and rage certain parts brought to my existence. I may or may not have even threatened to
Review: Dance With Me by Livia J Elliot
The way choices are utilised in this game are incredibly powerful, offering the reader both agency and nuanced expression. Something I found so powerful as
Review: Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
The best way to describe Fourth Wing is: a mashup of Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters, but with dragons, as well as the brutality of The Hunger Games
Review: A Cup of Tea at the Mouth of Hell
This was a journey of loss, grief, trauma, mental health and the life that brings with it. This was, Tarzian’s life laid bare for all of us. Tarzian sets out
Review: Demon by Rob J. Hayes
After all, any attempt to release a trilogy of trilogies spanning three millennia—while releasing each trilogy’s first entry simultaneously—would be considered
Review: Order of the Shadow Dragon by Steven McKinnon
So much of this story is about personal growth and the cathartic events that force individuals to examine who they really are. This, for me, defines McKinnon’s
Review: Lost Souls by Ryan Skeffington
The way these characters slowly came together in their own colliding arcs and kept the story constantly engaging is something I have to give Ryan Skeffington
Review: Running Close to the Wind by Alexandra Rowland
There is absolutely no part of this book you should take seriously. If you find yourself rolling your eyes at Avra, his ridiculous attempts at seducing Teveri
Review: The Keeper Chronicles by JA Andrews
These stories are deep, with some emotional moments that will definitely impact a reader in a variety of ways. The lives of each of the Keepers is completely
Review: The Forsaken Planet by Bryan Wilson
The villain of this book… At first, I thought he was a bit one dimensional at first and as the book progressed it became clear that what I thought about this
Review: The Rest to the Gods by Joshua Walker
The Rest to the Gods is a mesmerizing and enthralling debut into The Song of the Sleepers series. Josh Walker brings a fresh new world and unique magic system
Review: The Son of the Prophets by Bryan Wilson
Earth is in ruins, and Colt is in a race against time to find the prophet that was named to save mankind. Be prepared for more POVs and action in the sequel to
Review: A Low Country by Morgan Shank
Matters are complicated by the presence of not only drug cartels running a turf war, but also the colonel Kine of the law-abiding Watchmen, who has a pronounced
Review: The New World by Monsoon177
Daniel is having a normal day when he is suddenly transported into THE NEW WORLD, created by the AI “Schema” to control and organize rifts in the universe into
Review: The Winds of Change by Sam Paisley
Don’t settle for another predictable novel. Sam Paisley’s debut, The Winds of Change is destined to be a breakout success. Paisley takes you on a heartwarming
Review: Undead Samurai by Baptiste Pinson Wu
However, the best thing about Undead Samurai is not its setting and story, rather its characters. From a demon-masked shinobi and a deaf musketeer to a blind
Review: The Lady or the Lion by Aamna Qureshi
The setting and the imagery described worked to make a beautiful world, and the zilla of Marghazar makes for a brilliant setting. As an isolated zilla, this is