Of Frozen Monsters and Men: A captivating fight against the supernatural, the wilderness, and the doubt of men Greed is known as a cardinal sin—and for a good reason. A reason Jack Calsin knows better than anyone. As the sole survivor of an ill-fated voyage to the mysterious land now known as Alaska, Jack is […]
A lyrical, lovely, and unconventional 50+ romance MauriuS Muze’s Bound By The Invisible Red Thread, the second volume in theTwo Hearts Within One Soul series, is a novel that wears its heart on its sleeve. From the opening dedication—“When your soul calls for you to rise, ‘YOU RISE.’”—it is clear that, like the preceding volume, […]
Girl’s Girl by Sonia Feldman
Some novels arrive with such quiet authority that you find yourself reading slower than usual, not because the prose is difficult but because the sentences ask to be sat with. Girl’s Girl by Sonia Feldman is one of those novels. Published by The Dial Press, this is Feldman’s first full-length work of fiction, and it […]
House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas on February 15, 2022 Genres: Fiction / Fantasy / Paranormal, Fiction / Fantasy / Romance, Fiction / General, Fiction / Romance / Fantasy, Fiction / Romance / General Pages: 768 Format: Paperback Buy on Amazon Goodreads Bryce Quinlan and Hunt Athalar are trying to get back […]
A poetic meditation on love and loss The promising opening to an ongoing series,Two Hearts Within One Soul (Volume 1) by MauriuS Muze’ offers an unexpected blend of romantic fiction, poetic meditation, and mythic allegory. It is not simply a love story but an emotional and philosophical journey through love, longing, grief, and spiritual awakening. […]
Red Horizons by James Bultema
A propulsive thriller where North Korea takes America and its allies to the precipice of global destruction Author James Bultema pits his American military forces against North Korea and its maniacal new leader bent on unleashing nuclear mayhem in the fifth installment of the Sea of Red series, Red Horizons. At the Korean DMZ line, […]
Taipei Story by R.F. Kuang
A summer abroad. A vocabulary list. A grandfather you barely knew. From these small things, R.F. Kuang has built a book that whispers where her earlier novels shouted, and the change in register is going to surprise readers who came to her by way of Babel‘s polemic or Yellowface‘s sharpened knives. A College Freshman, a […]
Inventive sci-fi with a big heart It’s the year 3430, an age where interstellar travel is routine and rebuilding a severed limb is as ordinary as resetting a bone. Humanity believes it has mastered its future, yet on the fringes, there lurks a psychological, nearly invisible enemy intent on consuming everything we’ve built. At sixteen […]
A Moment’s Surrender by John Burt
A riveting drama that dives deep into the intricacies of friendship and intimate relationships A Moment’s Surrender finds Paul Bishop coping with the death of his close friend, Tom Corbin. When Bishop reaches out to his late friend’s widow and child to express condolences, he soon becomes a needed source of comfort while bearing a […]
Some novels whisper. Others raise their hands and call something out of the wood. The Unicorn Hunters by Katherine Arden does both, and the result is a quietly defiant historical fantasy that takes a real Breton girl with a real losing hand and asks what might have happened if the old stories had been true. […]