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Travis Baldree’s Brigands & Breadknives arrives as the second installment in the Legends & Lattes series, though it takes a sharp left turn from the comforting warmth of its predecessor. Where the first book served readers a perfectly brewed cup of optimism alongside cinnamon rolls, this sequel offers something altogether more complex: the bitter aftertaste […]

James Islington’s The Strength of the Few doesn’t merely continue the story that began with The Will of the Many—it shatters it across three parallel realities and reassembles the pieces into something far more ambitious and audacious. This second installment in the Hierarchy series takes everything compelling about its predecessor and multiplies it exponentially, forcing […]

In an era where fantasy literature often retreats into familiar territories, James Islington’s The Will of the Many emerges as a refreshing departure—a novel that marries the intrigue of dark academia with the philosophical weight of systemic oppression. As the opening salvo in the Hierarchy series (with The Strength of the Few awaiting eager readers), […]

E. Lockhart’s latest addition to her beloved We Were Liars universe proves that some family legacies are impossible to escape—and some truths are too dangerous to uncover. We Fell Apart stands as the third installment in a series that has captivated readers with its gothic sensibility and atmospheric storytelling, though this time the story ventures […]

E. Lockhart’s Family of Liars delivers what fans of We Were Liars have been craving: a darker, more visceral exploration of the Sinclair family’s carefully curated façade. This prequel transports readers to 1987, decades before Cadence’s summer on Beechwood Island, revealing that the Sinclairs’ capacity for deception—and self-destruction—runs far deeper than their immaculate white linen […]