Book Review: The Forest King’s Daughter (Thirstwood, #1) by Elly Blake As a dedicated fan of Elly Blake since my first foray into her Frostblood trilogy, I’ve eagerly anticipated her latest release, The Forest King’s Daughter, ever since I stumbled upon its announcement. It’s rare to encounter a fantasy realm that feels so fresh while …
Review: City of Lies and Legends (House of Devils, #3) by Kayla Edwards From the moment I cracked open City of Lies and Legends, I was reminded once again why Kayla Edwards has nestled herself into the cozy corners of my heart as one of my all-time favorite authors. This third installment feels like a …
Book Review: Storm of Shadows (The Firestone Academy Book 1) by Hannah Haze There’s something irresistibly magnetic about a world steeped in magic and rivalry, and Storm of Shadows had all the enticing elements I look for in a fantasy novel. When I discovered that Hannah Haze—whose prose I admire—crafted a tale embedded in a …
Engaging with History in The Buffalo Hunter Hunter When I first stumbled upon The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones, I was drawn not only by its striking title but also by the weight of the themes it promised to explore. As someone who is always searching for stories that peel back the layers …
Blood & Honey (Serpent & Dove, #2) – A Reflection on Secrets and Side Characters When I first picked up Blood & Honey by Shelby Mahurin, I felt a mix of excitement and trepidation. The vibrant world of witches and magical beings created in Serpent & Dove captivated me, and the promise of continuing that …
Kingdom of Faewood: A Journey of Enchantment and Heartbreak When I first heard that Krista Street was releasing Kingdom of Faewood (Fae of Woodlands & Wild, #1), I felt a surge of excitement. Street has a knack for crafting immersive worlds filled with magic, compelling characters, and intricate plots; her previous works have left me …