October 2024 Wrap-Up
October was full of ARCs as I waited for my next edit to come in… with a few dark academia, mystery, thriller, and/or true crime reads, along with a bunch of fantasies, I definitely embraced the month’s mood.
October was full of ARCs as I waited for my next edit to come in… with a few dark academia, mystery, thriller, and/or true crime reads, along with a bunch of fantasies, I definitely embraced the month’s mood.
Nicola Lagioia’s The City of the Living is a literary true crime novel based on a 2016 murder with seemingly no motivation. An interesting story, I appreciated the lens that this case, and Rome, was viewed and analyzed through. This book is unique in the way the author interprets the concrete and the abstract—a tough thing to approach and balance, even more so given the context of real, and horrifying, events such as true crime . . . most especially a reprehensible murder.
In March 2024, we were treated to a fantastical array of novels across genres. Day Leitao’s “A Cursed Son” mesmerized as a romantasy, blending enemies-to-lovers intrigue with dreamy connections while Ingrid Seymour’s “House of the Raven” unfolded an epic fantasy of vengeance and twists. These offerings, among others, offered magic, love, and intrigue.
Embrace the chill of February with these 50+ cozy winter reads, perfect for those snowy afternoons curled up with a blanket. From icy landscapes to heartwarming tales, let these books make this season your coziest reading adventure yet.
Our November 2023 wrap-up includes a diverse range of literature from romance novels to fantasy short stories. From the tale of an unlikely marriage proposal in “An Unlikely Match for the Governess” to the enchanting journey of a gifted pianist, Rosemary, in “Sage, Rosemary, and Time,” each story promises compelling characters and captivating plots.
While Veterans Day honors U.S. military veterans, Remembrance Day is celebrated by many nations, originally marking the anniversary of the Armistice that ended fighting with Germany in World War I. In a tribute to our heroes and my fellow servicemen and women, we’re sharing a selection of books that honor their courage, resilience, sacrifice, and spirit.
To honor Purple November, Epilepsy Awareness Month, we’ve curated a list of books that feature characters or themes related to epilepsy. Let’s raise awareness, spread understanding, and show our support.