Some parts were better, others worse, but overall still as epic & absurd. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure continues in exactly the weird ways you’d expect (or won’t).

A dark, epic fantasy steeped in an Elder Scrolls–like atmosphere. Newell excels in delivering an emotional rollercoaster full of sharp banter and raw brutality.

A talented and prolific horror and fantasy author, T. Kingfisher truly knows how to write a narrative that surprises, compels, and scares in equal measures.

The Blade Itself is a gritty character study in depravity and anti-heroism with dark, grim humor that had me cackling in the twisted recesses of my soul.

Abecassis’s work is outstanding in a way that skilled authors are outstanding: her writing pulls you in with intrigue, and you stay for her authorial voice.

Argyle provides deep emotional depth while building a fast-paced blitz of a ride. This first book of the Threadlight series hits in all the right ways.

Eerie and dark, this story is one that will stick with readers, especially early readers who hope to dive into new genres and expand their reading pallets.

Twisted in a good way, Lord Mute’s story ends in a fittingly absurd fashion in this second part. A novella that you can’t help but read in a single sitting.

Strangely charming with an imaginative power, Lord Mute’s rich, dark, & witty quest is sure to entertain you. Timothy Wolff's writing is just marvellous.

#murderfunding is a masterclass in setting rules and breaking them—and what’s a good story if not one that leaves readers gasping and grinning at every page?

M. J. Kuhn’s debut is a bloody good time. Sharp wit and sharper axes lead a dynamic cast on a heist adventure that’s beautifully paced and a pure joy to read.

Promise of Blood is a fantastic story mixing guns and magic, with a breathtaking world and wonderfully written characters, that I absolutely devoured.

Lock in and prepare yourself for a stand-alone sci-fi novel that is packed full of nonstop action and the classic Dinniman writing we all know and love.

Joel is living life as a regular student at a Rithmatist academy. Yet, he cannot be one due to family tragedy. Despite that, he finds a way. Care for more?

In a world where writers shy away from tragedy, heartbreak, and terrific losses for the sake of pleasant finales, Faizal’s work is a breath of fresh air.

Nothing more, just simply and truly a MASTERPIECE of a read for what was my first-ever Sanderson experience! I can't wait to dive back into the Cosmere!

Katabasis is absolutely worth the read and re-read. Although not considered a romance, this novel has passion, drive, and conflict worth going to Hell for.

A crazy good introduction to Chicago Wizard Harry Dresden and his shenanigans, with a break-neck paced plot full of action, drama, and humor. The hype is real.

Dark Age grabs you by the throat and grinds your face in the gritty devastation of demigods massacring without regard for the destruction left in their smoking wake.

Kilek dreams of dragons, but when insects attack and his friends gain powers from a goddess, he’s left with nothing except his vow to fight with flesh and bone.