A young woman descends into a seductive magical underworld of power-hungry scholars, fickle gods and monsters bent on revenge to break her family's curse in this spellbinding contemporary fantasy debut.

A fresh take on Sleeping Beauty and loss of childhood faith, What Monstrous Gods tackles themes rarely seen in YA and especially in YA fantasy. With a great premise comes great expectations and this story, while great fun, doesn’t meet those expectations.

Witches, vampires, magical bargains galore! Book 2 of the Witch Trials series by Sophie Williamson is out Oct. 4!

A stunningly dark fantasy novel set during the rise of the Ottoman Empire. Perfect for fans of Netflix’s Castlevania and From Blood and Ash.

An excellent take on classic fairytale tropes and imaginative world-building, The Wolf and the Woodsman is a story of dark woods, enemies in a religious war finding common ground, and seeing the humanity in all of us.

Romeo and Juliet meets courtroom drama meets ACOTAR. That’s all that needs to be said.

Raving review of Carissa Broadbent’s The Serpent and the Wings of Night. Enemies-to-lovers, political intrigue, rebellion, vampires, a Hunger Games-style competition to the death, gods and goddesses, forced proximity, sexy banter, and a nice sprinkling of sexy spice!

Review of a debut novel set in a fantastical world of ice and snow featuring an enemies to lovers romance.

Ali Hazelwood’s returns with her newest STEMinist romcom, Love on the Brain, pairing neuroscience and engineering intelligence with nerdy, awkward romance.

Review of the third book in The Bridge Kingdom series

Review of the first book in The Bridge Kingdom series by Danielle L. Jensen

Review of the prequel to From Blood and Ash