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Stranger Things Have Happened, Kasie West
Kasie West’s books almost have that 90s rom-com feel. The situational, emotionally stunted but slowly falling anyway, long-story kind of feel. The kind that so many others…
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The Gray Sheep, S. M. Somerset [Book Review]
The Gray Sheep by S.M. Somerset is a complex fantastical world with a rich history and plenty of conflict. Cosette is doing her best to continue running…
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The Heart of Everything, Marc Levy [Book Review]
The Heart of Everything is a magical tale of fathers and sons and the intricacies of families. Thomas’s father passed away five years ago, but he still…
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Girls Our Age, Pheobe Thompson [Book Review]
This psychologically intense story of female friendship was kind of like a fever dream, if I’m honest. Lily, Ana, and Margot have been friends since they were…
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And Now, Back to You, B.K. Borison [Book Review]
I remember when B.K. Borison announced her deal for the Heartstrings series on social media: a series based on the 90s rom coms hard-coded into the DNA…
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Shaolin Spirit, Shi Heng Yi [Book Review]
The Shaolin way is deeply philosophical and self-reflective. While there are several stances and physical practices laid out in this book, I went into it more for…
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Drive Me Crazy, Lizzy Dent [Book Review]
Buckle in, chappies, we’re going racing! We all know I’m a sucker for romance, and racing, so a romance with a backdrop of racing should be my…
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How the Story Goes, Andrew Forrester [Book Review]
What happens when an author dies before finishing a beloved series? *ahem, Martin* In the case of an uproariously popular children’s fantasy series by Helen Longacre, she…
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Jitterbug, Gareth Powell [Book Review]
I really need to read more science fiction. This political space adventure was delightful. This is a self-contained propulsive novel that felt like the best episodes of…
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All We Have is Time, Amy Tordoff [Book Review]
Marketed to fans of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue and The Ministry of Time, two books I utterly adore, the team for All We Have is…