Category: Fantasy
15th Oct / 2 Comments
In Reap & Sow by Charlotte B. Plumb, Eda Shaw and her older brothers, Ben and Lawrie, have been carrying on the family business(es) in Blackbridge since their parents passed away years ago. That includes legitimate Shaws’ Antiques & Curiosities shop on the first floor of their building and their […]
22nd Sep / 2 Comments
In Grim Tidings by B.K. Borison, Being a Grim Reaper isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Darcy Moore would know. She’s been a Reaper for several decades now and honestly? She’s exhausted. Not just physically either. She’s tired to her core of dealing with death day in and day […]
15th Sep / 2 Comments
In BBroken Rival by Tessa Bailey, Magnolia Brown’s parents, scientists who created suits that allow people to time travel, brought her fifty-two years in the past with a clear purpose: to warn against the use of the suits and about the upcoming drought and famine they need to prepare for […]
16th Feb / 3 Comments
The Lovers by Kristin Cast: One enchanted tarot card. Two infuriatingly hot men. And a heroine who refuses to be anyone’s damsel. Gemma Summers is barely holding her life together. Broke, burned out, and weeks away from moving back in with her parents, she’s trying to survive the fallout of […]
15th Jan / 3 Comments
In The Younger Gods by Katie Shepard, Mortal priestess Iona Night-Singer began the rebellion against the god of death three and a half years ago. She always knew there was a chance that she and the other acolytes might not make it out alive. But if they won in the […]
5th Nov / 4 Comments
In Princess of Blood by Sarah Hawley, When Kenna Heron was captured in the bog outside of her village and dragged to the underground Fae world of Mistei, she knew that as a human she was at a severe disadvantage. She became a servant in one of the six houses, […]
14th Jul / 4 Comments
In Atonement Sky by Nalini Singh, Eleri Dias is nearing the final months, perhaps even days, of what her flimsy psychic shields will handle after years of entering the minds of violent criminals for her career as a Justice-Psy. Her brethren are typically cast aside and left to die from […]
8th Jul / 3 Comments
In Soulgazer by Maggie Rapier, Saoirse has been warned since she was a very young girl to always do her utmost best to contain the magic she gained when she touched a soulstone. Although a curse is a more apt description. After a tragic event about seven years ago, Saoirse […]
27th Jun / 4 Comments
In Realm of Thieves by Karina Halle, Andor Kolbeck considers himself the black sheep of his royal family. Even his heightened abilities from ingesting the suen from dragons’ eggs hasn’t helped him find his place in the family businesses. That’s why Andor prefers to go on adventures of his own. […]
25th Apr / 3 Comments
In The Wind Weaver by Julie Johnson, Halfling Rhya Fleetwood had been on the run for what seemed like months before she made a lethal mistake and was captured by the same soldiers who burned down her home and village. She knows for a fae like her, being hung from […]