Lilith O’Reilly just wants to be left alone to run her coffee shop on a quiet Liverpool backstreet. But you don’t choose the undead life—the undead life chooses you.

A prince meant to inherit all finds his soldiers aren’t what they seem and must ask; who would wish to rule a nation of killers with no regard for the innocent?

A story of survival and sacrifice, where one must not only endure alone but help humanity—posing questions of right, wrong, and the price of saving the many.

“There is always another secret,” and Sanderson proves he has meticulously crafted this series, while leaving hints for connections to his other works!

My favourite cinnamon roll is back! We've got a fast paced story, spicy spice, and a new complement of characters in his series of bad decisions fueled by rage.

Benedict Jacka’s nobledark urban fantasy Inheritance of Magic follows Stephen's quest through a bleak, commercialized world to uncover secrets about his parents.

The Faithful Dark’s biggest strengths are its characters, who are so well developed that I’m unsure I’ve connected more with any others in recent years.

The Fury of the Gods is nothing short of a triumph, and John Gwynne has wrapped up the Bloodsworn Saga masterfully. Without question, this is a modern classic.

As Winter, war, and a Red Comet lurk on distant horizons, there are far too many kings in Westeros, and sooner or later, one or two of them must fall, right?

Prepare to step into a high stakes battle! Hopkins has crafted a captivating war tale of the sacrifices and lengths one general will go to be victorious.

The title of this book is very apt: I absolutely devoured EAT. Tense horror, electric action, an immensely gripping cast—Jesse Brown absolutely nailed this one.

A short, quick read that was engaging from the word go. A great plot, relatable characters, a very well depicted setting, and excellently showcased horror.

Two protest leaders, two different ideologies of how to fix things, each one having their own personal problems. All to have some freedom. Care for more?

This Is How You Lose the Time War blends time-warping sci-fi with a romance between rival agents, Red and Blue, whose connection transcends their conflict.

A short yet super engaging read with a superb MC, a well-executed plot plus setting, and a whole heap of evil. A PERFECT start to a highly promising new series.

A deeply nuanced sci-fi standalone with slow-burn suspense, a diverse and unorthodox cast of characters and a spaceship straight out of your worst nightmares.

After 34 years, I can safely say this series is the last place I’d want to end up in fantasy. It’s brutal, unforgiving, bleak, yet incredibly fun to read.

Gunshots. A dead body. An insidious beast that wears its victims skins. Armed with gaslamp and guns, Isabeau must navigate a night filled with lies and deception.

Wisteria is a fresh, original fairytale with subtle nods to the classic stories we know and love. It is an iconic end to the series, and I devoured it!

The Vragroths threaten to unleash an ancient evil on the world. Can Vigilanton, a dishonourable knight, and Grim, a half-Skorn, prove themselves?