Book Reviews
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Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid
Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid is a tense, dystopian fantasy that brings together survival, corporate control, and complex human relationships in a world buckling under climate and economic collapse. With dual points of view, enemies-to-lovers romance, and a sharp commentary on power and isolation, this novel offers an emotionally charged…
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Seven Recipes for Revolution 🥩 Monstrous meals, magical recipes, and a rising rebellion… served with a side of societal unrest
Seven Recipes for Revolution is a bold and imaginative fantasy debut that blends magical culinary arts with sharp political commentary. Following the story of a young butcher-turned-revolutionary, this is a tale that simmers with rage, cooks up chaos, and leaves you hungry for more. With its rich worldbuilding, layered themes, and a unique storytelling format,…
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Small Miracles 🪽 A heartwarming tale of angels, temptation, and the quiet power of kindness.
What if a fallen angel could perform miracles, but only the small kind? And what if that angel found themselves tempted not into sin, but into kindness, love, and perhaps even self-redemption? Olivia Atwater’s Small Miracles delivers a cosy, funny fantasy that feels like a warm drink on a rainy day, complete with celestial bureaucracy,…
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North is the Night ✨ Death gods, witch queens, and sisterhood in a haunting Finnish-inspired fantasy
Looking for a fantasy read steeped in folklore and emotional depth? North is the Night by Emily Rath blends mythic storytelling, atmospheric worldbuilding, and two compelling lead characters into a tale that explores life, death, and the lengths we go to for love. Inspired by Finnish mythology and set in the snow-draped mortal realm and…
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Retrograde by Kat Hausler – A Haunting Tale of Love, Memory, and Identity
What if you could keep the one you lost, but at the cost of your own sanity? Retrograde by Kat Hausler is a literary exploration of grief, memory, and the psychological consequences of refusing to let go. Blending emotional depth with speculative sci-fi elements, this poignant debut novel questions the nature of love and identity…
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The Chalk Man by C. J. Tudor – A Chilling, Character-Driven Psychological Thriller
If you’re a fan of dark, twisty thrillers with dual timelines, eerie small-town secrets, and deeply psychological storytelling, The Chalk Man by C. J. Tudor is a must-read. As her breakout debut, this psychological thriller firmly established Tudor as one of the most promising new voices in the genre—and for good reason. Gripping, atmospheric, and…
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Don’t Let Go by Harlan Coben – A Gripping Thriller Full of Twists and Secrets
If you’re looking for a book that keeps you glued to the page and gasping with every twist, Don’t Let Go by Harlan Coben is a must-read. With his signature fast-paced storytelling and deeply personal character work, Coben delivers a tense and emotional thriller that explores love, grief, and the secrets we bury in our…
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The Clockwork Dynasty by Daniel H. Wilson – A Time-Spanning Steampunk Thriller You Won’t Forget
If you love your science fiction with a dash of historical mystery and steampunk splendour, The Clockwork Dynasty by Daniel H. Wilson might just be your next favourite read. Blending speculative technology with centuries of real-world history, Wilson delivers an emotionally resonant and thought-provoking story that spans from 18th-century Russia to the modern day. (Affiliate…
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Between the Blade and the Heart by Amanda Hocking 🔪 Book Review
Between the Blade and the Heart by Amanda Hocking is an engaging urban fantasy novel that blends Norse mythology with a modern-day setting. As the first book in the Valkyrie duology, it introduces readers to a world of gods, monsters, and powerful female warriors tasked with enforcing the balance between life and death. The novel…