Embracing the Darkness: A Review of The Witch and His Crow From the moment I stumbled upon Ben Alderson’s The Witch and His Crow, I felt an electrifying pull. As a lover of MM queer paranormal romance, the promise of a thrilling story steeped in witchcraft, tension, and unexpected alliances was simply irresistible. With its …
Discovering Identity in Chaos: A Review of The Primal Hunter by Zogarth When I first stumbled across The Primal Hunter, I was intrigued not only by its captivating cover but also by the premise that thrusts ordinary office workers into a fantastical multiverse. Written by Zogarth, this LitRPG fantasy manages to weave an engaging narrative …
Book Review: Gluttony (Seven Deadly Sins #2) by [Author’s Name] There’s something irresistibly captivating about stepping back into a world ruled by the Seven Deadly Sins, and Gluttony pulls you right into its intoxicating embrace. After devouring the first book, which introduced us to Deacon and Lust, my anticipation for this sequel was palpable. With …
Review of Crescent Kingdom (The Wolves of Crescent Creek, #1) by Tessa Hale When I first stumbled upon Crescent Kingdom, I was drawn in by its promise of wolf shifters and fated mates—two tropes that never fail to capture my imagination. Tessa Hale’s reputation for weaving intricate, emotional tales only sweetened the anticipation. Little did …
Wicching Hour: The Enchanting Finale of The Sea Wicche Chronicles When I stumbled upon Wicching Hour, the third installment in The Sea Wicche Chronicles by the talented A. K. Sharr, I felt an irresistible draw towards its cover—a stunning blend of deep blues and mystical swirls that promised adventure and magic. As someone who has …
Book Review: Voiceless (The Willowdale Village Collection, #1) by M. Sinclair From the moment I stumbled upon the blurb for Voiceless, I was intrigued. The promise of a strong female lead grappling with her identity and finding her place in a world dictated by family and fate seemed like a tantalizing read. M. Sinclair’s reputation …