Review: Icebreaker by Steven William Hannah
A tantalizingly well thought out premise, Icebreaker was an intense read that will leave readers saying silent prayers and on the edge of their seats.
Review: Kingfall by David Estes
This is an epic fantasy story that will be remembered for its vivid scenery and battles. It is grandiose in scope that will thrill the fantasy enthusiasts.
Review: Tangleweed & Waterbloom by Justin Greer
Every sentence is a joy, every chapter a new adventure, and I can’t wait to see what’s next for Derry, Barrow, and all those we’ve come to love in this world.
Review: The Martian Incident by Ryan M. Patrick
Action-heavy realistic sci-fi set in a near-future human-inhabited Mars that combines military combat, suspenseful adventure and exploration of the unknown.
Review: War Heart by Ashley Capes
If you’re a fan of the Zelda franchise, games like DnD, and stories chock full of adventure, then War Heart by Ashley Capes is absolutely the book for you.
Review: Sea of Souls by N. C. Scrimgeour
Sea of Souls is a beautiful dark fantasy steeped in Scottish folklore and brimming with heart that rises just as high as the folk tales that inspired it.
Interview with Daniel Meyer, Author of The Sam Adams Series
Z.B. Steele sits down with Daniel Meyer to discuss The Sam Adams Series, wizards, Conan, writing dream anthologies, movie soundtracks, and a myriad of other topics.
Review: Dark Bloom by Molly Macabre
A darkly atmospheric book, brimming with action, violence and gore, which also packs an emotional punch that’ll leave a gaping bloody hole in your chest
Review: A Reckless Courage by S.K. Putt
Harrowing moments of brooding resentment between two lovers amidst a darkened Norse-inspired world. For fans of John Gwynne, Bernard Cornwell, and Ryan Cahill.
Review: Absolution by Jeff VanderMeer
Absolution is a book for anyone who has ever stared into the dead eyes of an ancient sea-beast, recoiled in horror, and was inevitably compelled to look again.
Review: Silence is Silver by Andrew Watson
Come for the twists, turns, and betrayals, stay for the unexpected emotional gut punches. The Urdahl way of life is brutal, and this story is brutally good.
Review: Moon Soul by Nathaniel Luscombe
August has to navigate new experiences…and new friendships as someone used to a certain routine. Luscombe weaves a gentle and impactful story of risk and renewal.
Review: The Murder Algorithm by Wilson Kincaid
A page-turner for anyone who loves a murder mystery with a future-feel. Just enough suspense to keep the reader interested while not too obvious that it’s predictable.
Review: All Systems Red by Martha Wells
In the first installment of The Murderbot Diaries we meet Murderbot, a self-aware android tasked with protecting a team of scientists on a distant planet.
Review: The City That Disappeared by Cheryl Peña
Researchers are left to figure out what’s happening when transmissions stop, coming together to solve the mystery in a plot both eeries and thrilling.
Review: The Hunter by K. Aagard
A masterfully done, slow-burn fantasy with unique magic, emotional character growth, and a gripping journey that keeps you invested from start to finish.
Review: Dungeons & Dragons Dating by Virginia McClain
If you need a fun, cosy and refreshing read, put on your stilettos, grab your sewing machine, and let Auryl show you a perfect match with Lyra and Kiara!
Review: Failsafe by Jeff Sylvester
A futuristic novel with a homeworld feel, rife with political conspiracy and government overreach, and a strong female protagonist hellbent on justice.
Review: An Inkling of Flame by Z.B. Steele
Full of suspense, laughs, heartache and heartbreak, An Inkling of Flame by ZB Steele is a phenomenal story, one that more people should be paying attention to.
Review: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
A dystopian classic that is sadly relevant even today, Fahrenheit 451 beautifully dissects the nature of thought control and curbing freedom of speech.