Book Tour: The Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake

I'm so excited to be bringing you a review of one of my most anticipated book releases of the year! Today I'm on a book tour for The Atlas Paradox by Olivie Blake thanks to Tor UK and Black Crow PR. Jumping back into The Atlas series was an absolute delight, and if you can't …

Book Tour: Leech by Hiron Ennes

It's October so let's start off spooky season right with a rare blog post from yours truly! Today I'm on a book tour for Leech by Hiron Ennes thanks to Tor UK and Black Crow PR. This one's a spooky gothic sci-fi with an isolated setting, family drama, and a whole load of parasites. Right …

Book Tour: A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland

Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be participating in the Blog Tour for A Taste of Gold and Iron today! This is a queer adult fantasy I couldn't wait to get my hands on, so I'm excited to review it today! The Goblin Emperor meets "Magnificent Century" in Alexandra Rowland's A Taste of Gold and Iron, where …

Book Tour: Odder Still by D.N. Bryn Review

Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be participating in the Blog Tour for Odder Still today! As soon as I heard the description for this book I knew I had to read it, so I was so excited when the author offered me a place on their book tour! Rubem of No-Man’s Land was content …

Book Tour: Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White Review

Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be participating in the Blog Tour for Hell Followed With Us today thanks to TBR and Beyond Tours! I knew I was going to love this one, and I'm happy to report I was right. Prepare to die. His kingdom is near.Sixteen-year-old trans boy Benji is on the run …

Review: The Horizon by Gautam Bhatia

The Horizon is a thoughtful adult fantasy that uses speculative fiction to inspect real-world issues.The Horizon begins immediately after the events of the first book, The Wall. It's set in Sumer, a city enclosed by a massive, impenetrable, circular wall. No one knows how the city was created. No one has been outside of it …

Review: City of Dusk by Tara Sim

The City of Dusk is a fun adult fantasy with YA-crossover appeal, intriguing, expansive worldbuilding, and a well-developed cast, but it sometimes felt like it was doing too much.Four noble houses - Lastrider, Vakara, Mordova, and Cyr - are gifted with divine power from their gods. Even with this power they watch as their city, …

Review: Wild And Wicked Things by Francesca May

A lush, glittering read for people who need a sapphic, witchy Great Gatsby.Following World War I, Annie Mason travels to Crow Island to sort through her late father's estate. She's never travelled alone before, but the island allows her to catch up with her estranged best friend, Beatrice. There's also Annie's magnetic neighbour, Emmeline, shrouded …

Review: Dark Stars Tales of the Darkest Horror

Dark Stars features talented authors and varied subgenres of horror, but it's not the most cohesive of short story collections.This short story collection features a wide array of notable horror writers coming together as a homage to the 1980s horror anthology, Dark Forces. The stories tackle a variety of topics from psychological horror to dark …

Review: All That’s Left In The World by Erik J. Brown

This wonderful queer story manages to be heartwarming and thoughtful even within a deadly apocalyptic plague.A deadly plague has swept across the world. With a 99.9% mortality rate, it's destroyed society as we know it. When teen survivor Andrew is injured in a bear trap, he seeks refuge in the nearest place he can. A …