
Review: Beta (The Apex Cycle) by M.T. Zimny
This novel is a gem! I highly recommend it to all readers who love superheroes, fantasy, or anything related to it. I was truly blown away time and again
Review: The Original by Brandon Sanderson and Mary Robinette Kowal
In this futuristic novel, society’s woes have been solved by injectable “nanite” technology which provides them with near immortality and the ability to alter
Review: Sordaneon by L.L. Stephens
There are times when a book has been on the radar because the cover is just so spectacular, it draws you in. Sordaneon (and all of the other books in the series) are definitely on my list because of just how beautiful they are.
Review: Oblivion (The Slayer's Dark Rebirth Book 1) by Andy Blinston
If he's to survive, Darius must rediscover a past he may soon regret knowing, and he must reawaken the powers that once earned him the title he's forgotten…
Review: Worldsculptors by Calum Lott
A short story that explores the epic responsibility of world-sculpting that goes hard on science, balancing it with the protagonist’s self-reflection.
Review: Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson
Sanderson’s magnum opus continues to raise the stakes, expand the scale, and develop the characters, all the while telling you many many amazing stories!
Review: Clash of Eagles by Alan Smale
This book perfectly encapsulates what the Roman Empire could have looked like if it had never fallen, and how it would turn out should they want to expand
Review: The Blood Stones by Tori Tecken
The fact that I have become invested in each character’s story is a testament to Tecken’s writing. It is also evident from the first page that Tecken has poured
Review: In the Orbit of Sirens by T.A. Bruno
If you want to read a space opera tale that involves psychotic psychic aliens, bird people, and humans trying to figure what the hell is going on
Review: The Forgetting Moon by Brian Lee Durfee
This book is dark, and I mean ‘chop a man into little pieces, shove a knife into his open wound to act as hands and place him alive into a box’ kind of dark…
Review: Dreadlord Wizard by Theo Hodges — SFF Insiders
It does take a bit to get into the story, but once it really takes off, it has a lot of exciting action points. The flair and style with which each happens
Review: Your Blood and Bones by J. Patricia Anderson
I don’t know that I’ve ever read anything as unsettling as Your Blood and Bones, but every moment of this raw, lyrical novella pulled me in. Each page brought
Review: The Storm Beneath the World by Michael R. Fletcher
Well, go get some popcorn and grab onto your seats, cuz this is gonna be quite a big one! I’ll try my best to introduce you to this amazing and equally
Review: Umbra: Sentient Stars by Amber Toro
This debut space opera had me at page one. Umbra has everything I love about classic sci-fi with its own unique twist and a modern lit feel. The moderate pace
Review: A Path of Blades by R.E. Sanders
An action-packed, fast-paced epic fantasy that deals with the concept of true honor and duty. A Path of Blades revolves around a knight seeking peace
Review: The Crew by Sadir S. Samir
Time flies reading this comedy filled novel and the fact that it ends the way it did… Sadir, Mr. Samir, I ask for a sequel to this book just to see where this
Review: Beastcall: A Paladins of the Harvest Novella by Kaden Love
Love has crafted a fast-paced novella that thrusts the reader into the world of Facet while simultaneously introducing an interesting, organ transplant based
Review: Centauri's Shadow by Ross Garner
Parts made me laugh, others made me want to set the book down and leave, and overall, I’ll eagerly await another novel in this series or a new, standalone novel
Review: The Witchstone by Henry H. Neff
"Is Nerd Power going to save the day?", "When did I become a nerd magnet?" And "You speak English and Nerd. That's plenty." My eyes could have strained
Review: Bloods of a Withering Kingdom by Corey Ratliff
I spent about 50% of the book curled up on a beanbag wondering what would happen to the intrepid heroes of this tale. Turns out, a lot. By the end of it