Book Reviews

By Melisa Kirby If you love a domestic thriller that pulls you in with family secrets, betrayal, and a villain

by Willow Healy I was intrigued by this contemporary fantasy from the first page. Let me tell you why I am

by James Caswell  The Lantern Is Lit: Ninety Days on the Narrow Road by James Caswell is ninety days of gut-level

by Jelina Bertow  Some of you may remember that I reviewed The Journal of Lettice Moore last year, and I am

by Quantiea Oppong I didn’t expect to finish all four stories in one sitting, but here we are. Quantiea Oppong’s Relationships:

by Edmond Wong  What would you do if an old clay statue cracked open and revealed a living monk who had

by Catherine Knips Wonderland has always belonged to the wonderfully illogical. In The Teapocket Fellowship, Catherine Knips gives that tradition a

by Jessica Wolff  I am so excited about the release of this great new portal fantasy! And I can’t wait to

by Ignatius Robertson I don’t say this lightly: working through The Magnificent Power Within Us changed my life. I’ve read plenty

By Spetz As many of you know, I love memoirs. So, I was very excited to get a copy of

by T Wolff I have been so excited to tell you about the book I just finished this week. There

by Eric S. Hoffman 25 Fires is precisely what its title suggests: sparks of light against the gloom in a time

by Irene Daniels  I was very excited to read this shifter romance by Irene Daniels. First, I love shifter romance and

by Sage Bardot Technology is supposed to make our lives easier. But what happens when it starts to know us a

by Thomas Steele The Prodigium by Thomas Steele is not a book you read lightly and then forget. It’s the kind

by S Nyland I was immediately drawn in by the cover and the description of this book. So, I was very

by Juan Zamora Letters to La Nuit is one of those books that has a cinematic quality from the very start.

A Rich and Ambitious Return to True Norse Myth Some fantasy books use mythology as inspiration. Some people really lose

by M. Soler  I was very intrigued by the concept of this book and excited to get a review copy so

by Shane Anthony Hakim Stories of redemption, second chances, and finding light in the darkest moments are common throughout the holiday