
Review: Morning Star by Pierce Brown
Morning Star is a bloody, vicious conclusion that has catapulated Red Rising into the revered pantheon of my favorite trilogies of all time.
Review: Mushroom Blues by Adrian M. Gibson
I can see this world being so addicting that the readers will return again and again to experience the thrill of the mystery. It is worth the payoff.
Review: A Gathering of Ravens by Scott Oden
It is a story that will hook a reader from the first few pages, leading into real places that become a vivid image as the events unfold in violent detail.
Review: The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston
The Last Shield is a fun book. It’s effectively “Die Hard in a druidic castle,” so if you’re a fan of that formula, you’re gonna find a lot to enjoy here.
Review: Falling Into Oblivion by Aaron M. Payne
There is a lot to love in this wonderful sci-fi detective novel, I kept finding myself just wanting to read a little more each night to discover more.
Review: Whispers of the Storm by Z.B. Steele
Dark, gritty, and utterly human. Full of emotion, banter, and fast-paced action that any reader could enjoy, this is one I will recommend deep into the future.
Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
If you're in need of a good laugh, a slump buster to get you back into regular reading, or just an epic good time, you need to pick up Dungeon Crawler Carl!
Review: Dark Age by Pierce Brown
Dark Age does both too much and too little, and the result is a suffocating experience that ends up feeling like a foundational book for the series' next book.
Review: The Europan Deception by Ryan M. Patrick
A hyper-realistic sci-fi saga featuring great high velocity action, conspiracies spread across planets, and deeply entrenched shady organizations operating from shadows.
Review: Defiant by Michael R. Miller
Songs of Chaos is an essential dragon rider series, weaving epic worldbuilding with the development of bonds powerful enough to reminds us why we love fantasy.
Review: Conqueror's Blood by Zamil Akhtar
Scheming sorcerers, mystic warriors, and court politics clash against the backdrop of cosmic horror. This Gunmetal Gods sequel is everything you want, and more.
Review: Blade Broken by Niranjan K
A queer, sword-and-sorcery fantasy saga focused on the intricacies of relationships, betrayals and redemption and political intrigue in a medieval setup.
Review: Freak by Matt Lesniewski
With absurdly beautiful art that evokes a visceral, gut-wrenching experience of discrimination & despair, Freak is a short gem that says a lot with few words.
Review: Pathlighter by Rob Leigh
Pathlighter offers a deep, fascinating world building, and compelling characters. The action is cinematic and bombastic. Action fans will surely love it.
Review: Return of The Griffin by JCM Berne
Superheroes galore, world-threatening giant sharks, an endlessly charming lead, and pulse-pounding action all contribute to make an instant page-turner.
Review: Silence is Silver by Andrew Watson
Silence is Silver is a masterclass in concise storytelling. Vivid world, unique culture, compelling characters, impactful action, and a devastating ending.
Review: Umbra: Sentient Stars by Amber Toro
Promising space opera debut. Compelling characters, intriguing world-building, imaginative tech. Initial narrative quirks, but really strong second half.
Review: Nemesis Games by James S. A. Corey
Book 5 masterfully separates characters, gives them unique plots, delves into their backstories, and weaves it all together for a gripping, unforgettable finale!
Review: She Who Knows by Nnedi Okorafor
I’ll be looking for books like this, and, perhaps most importantly, I’m looking forward to reading how the story continues in book two, and in the main series.
Review: Blood of the Kami by Baptiste Pinson Wu
For fans of historical fiction steeped in wonder and driven by compelling characters, Blood of the Kami is going to resonate with readers in a big way.