Review: Storm Caller by Nisha J. Tuli

Poet and Rook return to a New Manhattan full of buried secrets, dangerous power, and betrayals waiting to surface. Storm Caller is a fast-paced, stormy sequel that left me desperate for Book 3.

Review: I’m a Weapon by Sean Robins

Sean Robins’s I’m a Weapon pairs action-packed space opera with an unusual and hilarious combat android narrator in a character-driven exploration of identity, free will, and what it means to be human

Review: Five Broken Blades by Mai Corland

Five dangerous liars unite to kill a cruel God King in Mai Corland’s *Five Broken Blades*, an addictive fantasy filled with morally gray characters, swoonworthy romance, deadly secrets, and betrayal.

Review: Devils Like Us by L. T. Thompson

Three queer teens. Prophetic visions. A sinister magical society. Devils Like Us is a character-driven historical fantasy about found family, defying expectations, and finding the courage to accept who you truly are.

Review: Vow of Eternal Night by Lily Crozier

Despite my long-standing disdain for vampire romances, Vow of Eternal Night won me over with its immersive gothic atmosphere, compelling romance, and thoughtful themes. Lily Crozier delivers a dark fairy tale that reminded me why this corner of fantasy can be so captivating.

Review: Gingerbread Bones by Lindsay Lovise

With a title like Gingerbread Bones, I knew this story was going to be sweet... sickly sweet. This atmospheric YA survival horror delivers a suspenseful modern spin on Hansel & Gretel, blending supernatural chills with thoughtful themes about perfection, self-worth, and the danger of chasing an impossible ideal.

Review: Mystery Royale by Kaitlyn Cavalancia

When strange letters begin appearing in her refrigerator, Mullory Prudence finds herself swept into a deadly inheritance game at an enchanted estate in the Hamptons. With magical parties, family secrets, illusion magic, and a murder mystery at its heart, Mystery Royale delivers a delightfully atmospheric YA fantasy mystery full of twists, suspects, and surprises.

Review: Whispers of Ink and Starlight by Garrett Curbow

She was written into existence… but what happens when she wants to write her own story?