Cursed by Gold

Cursed by Gold Book Review

Cursed by Gold by Jamie Dalton offers a refreshing spin on familiar fairy tale elements, blending the untouchable curse of King Midas with the darker undertones of a thief’s desperate mission. When Scarlet, our Cinderella, tries to steal a necklace and ends up crossing paths with the cursed king, Remme, things get interesting . . .

Echoes of the Raven Book Review

Echoes of the Raven Book Review

Andddd the slow-burn continues … Echoes of the Raven by Ingrid Seymour is a solid continuation of The Eldrystone series, picking up immediately where House of the Raven left off. The story plunges into darkness right from the start, which sets the tone for the intense journey ahead. The book shines in its second half, where the pacing quickly picks up, the plot thickens, and the character development deepens. Not to mention that ending?!!

Immortal Longings

Immortal Longings Book Review

Do the ends justify the means? Book 1 of the Flesh & False Gods series, Immortal Longings, by Chloe Gong takes you on a gritty, high-stakes journey through the twin cities of San-Er, where body-jumping assassins and exiled aristocrats battle for power and survival. This Antony and Cleopatra retelling weaves themes of power, loyalty, and deception with a narrative that challenges conventional ideas about identity and consent.

The Heiress Masquerade

The Heiress Masquerade Book Review

With tropes such as enemies to lovers, forced proximity, he’s her boss, she’s a secret heiress, and she (surprisingly) falls (begrudgingly) first, there’s a lot to like about Maddison Michaels’ The Heiress Masquerade. Aimee’s determination to prove herself in a man’s world is both admirable and relatable, and the tension between her and Harrison—both romantic and otherwise—is well-executed.

Second Edition

Second Edition Book Review

Cleo White’s Second Edition is a beautiful love story with a delightful blend of charm, sensuality, and emotional depth. The idyllic setting, excellent character development, symbolism, and a love story that feels both real and enchanting make it a must-read for fans of true love, hope, second chance romances, and well-done age gaps.

Shadows of the Crown

Shadows of the Crown Book Review

Not in a long time has the latter part of a story so thoroughly changed my mind on a book—or at least on the rating I was expecting to give it. To be honest, from the beginning, Dakota Monroe’s Shadows of the Crown, gave me very strong Throne of Glass vibes (a series which I love), but not in a way I was necessarily enjoying …

Crimson Stained Catalyst

Crimson Stained Catalyst Book Review

Crimson Stained Catalyst by Rebecca Ethington is an incredible start to The Last Fae King series. The story pulls you into a world of fae and power-wielding humans (unlike any you’ve experienced before), magic, and multidimensional characters that you’ll quickly get hooked on. This book is a MUST-READ.

The Highlander's Wild Flame

The Highlander’s Wild Flame Book Review

A twist on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, The Highlander’s Wild Flame is a wonderful (albeit somewhat “spicy”) Scottish retelling of the age-old story of true love. What follows is a tale of deceits and betrayals, truths and trust, a bit of fantasy, … and love. Will there be a happily ever after?

Land of Ice and Intrigue

Land of Ice and Intrigue Book Review

Book 2 of the Seasons of Fae series, Land of Ice and Intrigue takes place a month after the events of the first book. The story centers on Lady Piris Volesion, who has hidden her fearsome powers most of her life, and Prince Jarok Borau of the Winterlands, known for his flippant mask that hides his feelings and responsibilities.

Hall of Mirrors

Hall of Mirrors Book Review

Hall of Mirrors by John Copenhaver is a gripping historical mystery set in 1950’s McCarthy-era Washington, D.C. that follows Lionel Kane’s quest to uncover the truth behind his partner’s suspicious death. With multiple perspectives from complex characters, vivid period details, and a compelling narrative, it captures the tension and social injustices of the time.

Goyhood

Goyhood Book Review

Reuven Fenton’s Goyhood is a funny, poignant tale of estranged brothers Mayer and David navigating a spiritual identity crisis. After discovering he’s not Jewish, Mayer embarks on a chaotic road trip through the Deep South with his brother, a one-eyed dog, and an Instagram influencer. A heartfelt journey of self-discovery ensues.

Worthy of Fate

Worthy of Fate Book Review

In Worthy of Fate by A.N. Caudle, Kya faces a perilous trial for the unwanted chance at great power, while Ryker, her fated mate, grapples with dark forces threatening his nation. With addictive tension and immersive world-building, this fantasy romance promises an unforgettable experience. A gem of a debut!