Month: May 2025

Elizabeth Stephens has carved out a unique niche in the romance genre with her imaginative world-building and complex characters, previously demonstrated in her acclaimed Beasts of Gatamora series and the Xiveri Mates collection. With All Superheroes Need PR, the first installment in her new Supers in the City series, Stephens ventures into contemporary superhero romance […]

Darrow Farr’s The Bombshell doesn’t just arrive—it detonates. In a literary landscape often crowded with safe debuts, this novel shatters conventions with its audacious story, provocative heroine, and a razor-edged exploration of politics, identity, and performance. At once a coming-of-age tale, a political thriller, and a psychological study, The Bombshell proves Farr to be a […]

With Beautiful Venom, bestselling author Rina Kent catapults her readers into a dark, dazzling new domain—the treacherous, testosterone-fueled world of college hockey. As the inaugural book in the Vipers series, it marks a thrilling expansion of the #Rinaverse and a sharp tonal shift toward a more mature, psychological exploration of trauma, manipulation, and dangerous love. […]

In Taming 7, Chloe Walsh steps back from the intensity of Saving 6 and Redeeming 6 to explore a gentler but equally turbulent terrain—first love, quiet trauma, and the ache of growing up. As Book 5 in the beloved Boys of Tommen series, Taming 7 centers on Gerard “Gibsie” Gibson and Claire Biggs, giving readers […]

Kristy Woodson Harvey has crafted something truly special with Beach House Rules, her latest exploration of Southern women navigating life’s unexpected storms. Known for her compelling Peachtree Bluff series and standalone novels like Under the Southern Sky, Harvey returns to familiar territory—the complex dynamics of female friendship and family—but with a fresh twist that feels […]

Marlee Bush’s sophomore thriller, Whispers of Dead Girls, is a masterclass in psychological manipulation that will leave readers questioning everything they thought they knew about justice, truth, and the fine line between victim and perpetrator. Following her acclaimed debut When She Was Me, Bush delivers a story that’s both deeply unsettling and impossible to put […]

Xan Kaur’s When Devils Sing is not just a horror novel—it’s a cry from the haunted marrow of a forgotten town, a lyrical Southern Gothic that blends folklore, mystery, and social commentary into a tale as unsettling as it is unforgettable. This debut takes readers deep into Carrion, Georgia, where every shadow might hide a […]

Ali Hazelwood returns with the second installment in her “Not in Love” series, delivering a romance that’s as explosive as the Mount Etna eruption that serves as its dramatic backdrop. Problematic Summer Romance continues the interconnected world established in Not in Love (2024), focusing on Maya Killgore and Conor Harkness—characters who existed on the periphery […]