A fresh take on existing tropes and a twist on overdone cliches, it’s one of those books that will have readers staying up all night to finish it. Binge-worthy!

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The Last Love Story is one of a kind, original in ways I haven’t seen a science fiction-themed novel be written in a long, long time–maybe even years!

Each line feels intentional in a way that’s solely Andrew, in that I’ve never read a book that feels so gorgeously constructed than a narrative by this author.

In the Shadow of their Dying was a diabolical fever dream of violence: a spiraling descent into depravity and madness.

Like all of her other horror works that I’ve read, The Twisted Ones is terrifically dark and moody, and the monsters within are original yet horrifying.

It was authentic and jarring and absolutely extraordinary, and I can’t wait to read what Ferko writes next! She’s a master of characterization and horror.

A Dance in the Dust itches a lore-hungry craving, filling in historic gaps in The Remembered Lands with eldritch magics and dragon induced metal melting madness.

And talk about a novel that defines the word twists! Even when I saw something coming within it, the novel was twisted, jagged, and sharp enough to draw blood.

While its prose is simple and digestible, the character interiority is also incredibly compelling and easily comprehensible. Another top-tier publication!

Barbara is on her way to a masquerade party, but little does she know how much her life will be changed by a mysterious shadow. Care to find out more?

Packed with court intrigue, noble political mechanisms, and murder plots, this novel is a marvel of political fantasy. It’s utterly and inevitably absorbing.

A dense and fascinating neo-noir mystery thriller that is sure to captivate you with its insanely complex world, power dynamics, and philosophical dilemmas.

Equal parts dark and epic, it combined extensive worldbuilding with dangerous threats in a way I look forward to in my favorite dark epic fantasy novels.

It’s easy to fall into and in love with the novels Noni writes, and The Blood Traitor is no exception, it’s fantastic, memorable, stunning, and gritty.

Jonathan Putnam delivers the verdict on their five assigned readings for team SFF Insiders! Find out who has risen above to move on as a Semi-Finalist!

I dare say, book two is my favorite of the lot. It was absolutely un-put-downable, and I read the book within twenty-four hours of starting it to finishing it.

Worthy successor to Pathlighter, Threadstealer sidesteps middle book syndrome by enhancing the established plot and deepening character relations.

It’s easy to consume but not needlessly fluffy, and it will be the highlight of many kids’ bookshelves, I can already tell. This book is enormously well done!

I will also compare this book to the historical elements found in The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and the magical trial components seen within The Night Circus.