Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein Disclaimer: Alex was a doll and sent me an ebook for review purposes. As usual, unbiased, etc, etc. You know the drill. The Stars Within is a gorgeous book.&nbs…

Reviewed by Maya Darjani The Last Infinity, by Alexis Ames, is a character-driven science fiction time travel adventure, with a queer norm world, found family vibes, and slight thriller elements—ba…

Reviewed by Kira of the Wind See my review for the previous novella in this series, The World-Maker Parable, for things I will reference here.  I am reading this novella a few months after my third…

Reviewed by Jeremy Schwab ** I received an E-ARC of this book by the author, in exchange for an honest read and review ** HUSH all you heathens!…For we are once again blessed with the gift th…

Reviewed by Lady Mair Reads This is proof that I love scifi by women and not men  I was so surprised when I started this. You follow 3 mcs and I loved each and every one. There’s one who is te…

Reviewed by Vivian Cicero Imagine living in a town you could never leave, and needing to learn skills of such importance, an entire populace depended on you for their safety. Knowing this was your …

Reviewed by Amy James …Where do I even begin? I am completely, utterly, wholeheartedly in love with this book, and with Lucky and Charlie. ♡ This is such a gorgeously crafted story, packed wi…

Reviewed by Ariana This is the best story I have ever read that starts with a concussive head wound and quickly escalates to matricide. That sounds like a niche category of books but just go with i…

Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein First of all, thanks to Kyle for sending me a review copy. Unbiased, etc, you know the drill. Medusa: Or, Men Entombed in Winter is the type of book you don&#82…

At the start of reviewer Amy James ventured to Queerlit Southwest 2026, hopefully armed with bags for what all of us knew would be a big haul, the team said “Tell us how it is!” And tel…

Reviewed by Avni Patel Thank you, NetGalley and Orbit Books, for this eARC in exchange for a fair and honest review!  Have you ever finished a book by an author and immediately gone searching …

Reviewed by Jeremy Schwab Changing of the Guards by Matt Spencer (a rewrite of his 2019 release I believe), sent to our team at Grimoire Ink by the author in exchange for an honest read and review.…

Reviewed by Lady Mair Reads This was so so much fun!  I’m new to romance and this is one of the few that really makes me want to keep reading them.  I adored the background the author cho…

W Worldbuilding Something you might not know about me: I’m a huge sucker for characters who represent the Seven Deadly Sins. I will engage with any work of fiction that feature the seven sins…

Reviewed by Jeremy Schwab **I was provided an E-ARC of this book by the author in exchange for an honest read and review** Wow… “The Truth”, 4th and final Novella in Ryan Cahill’s ‘The Bound and Th…

Reviewed by Ariana One of my fantastic author friends threw this at me in a Waterstones, telling me to buy this and read it. And for that, I thank them, because I thoroughly enjoyed this romance. W…

Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein Disclaimer: I Beta Read this book, and made minor suggestions that do not alter the content’s essence, and this is an unbiased review. (As unbiased as a footbal…

We’re not done with Pride — it’s time for our team’s Disability Pride Month recommendations! Like last year, we have pieced together some excellent books featuring characters or w…

Reviewed by Vivian Cicero I am so excited to tell you about this book! It’s one of my favorite reads of the year so far, and I honestly wish it was longer than a novella.  The story opens in a…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney I was given an ARC of this book in return for an honest review.  This was a book that really gripped me from early on, and I found myself thinking about it, e…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney I read this as an arc, in exchange for an honest review.  My honest review? GO. READ. THIS. RIGHT. NOW! I absolutely loved this book, and could not put it dow…

Reviewed by Avni Patel Thank you, NetGalley and Simon & Schuster Books, for this eARC in exchange for a fair and honest review.  A Prince Among Pirates is a FANTASTIC debut by Katie Abdou!…

Reviewed by Vivian Cicero I just finished this fourth installment of The Time of Dragons series, and I need a moment for my brain to catch up. I believe I’ve been holding my breath for the entirety…

Reviewed by Avni Patel A Kiss of Crimson Ash by Anuja Varghese is a lush romantasy story set in a world heavily inspired by Indian culture, teeming with magic and political intrigue.  When I f…

Reviewed by Lady Mair Reads I was pleasantly surprised my this book! I went in expecting a heavy scifi but actually it was more fantasy than scifi ! (Which is good bc I’m too dumb for heavy scifi) …

Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein Disclaimer: I received an ebook from the author, unbiased review, etc,  etc. You know the drill. Tethered to Darkness is an ambitious debut book. One where…

Reviewed by Ariana From cover to the end of the author’s note, so much research, consideration, and passion radiates off Last Night at the Telegraph Club. I’d say pages, but I consumed …

Reviewed by E.L. Lyons It is known amongst the people that I love trees. And this book did them great justice, for which I am quite appreciative. The magic system incorporates the mycorrhizal funga…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney Holy fucking SHIT!! I just finished this masterpiece of a debut novel, and it has no goddamn right to be this good, for an author’s first book! 😵‍💫 Azreal, o…

Reviewed by Jeremy Schwab “Unavowed: New Tales by Masters of Fantasy” is exactly what the title boasts, a delicious list of short stories written by some of the best the game has to offer! A buffet…

Reviewed by Jeremy Schwab **I received an E-ARC of this book from the author, in exchange for an honest read and review.** “Tides of Blood and War” book 4 in the “A Time of Dragons” Saga by Phillip…

Reviewed by Avni Patel Copper Skin, Oaken Lungs by Adam Bassett was just what I needed during a bit of a reading slump I felt coming on. Originally, I had planned to read the book in physical forma…

For many of our time, the only thing straight in our books are the margins. And that’s how we like it! And of course, we love love! So we’re back with a series of new titles that we wan…

Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein Nick was super kind and sent me a e-copy for review purposes, unbiased, etc etc. You know the drill. This was a damn good read. Let’s start off with that.…

Reviewed by Lady Mair Reads Respectfully, how dare you Jackson. How f-ing dare you.  This book took off from the end of book 1 but this time something is wrong with the lizards. (How DARE YOU)…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney I listened to this novella on audio, and whilst I wasn’t a fan of the narrator, I thoroughly enjoyed the story. Cork is a mercenary, who is desperate to get …

Reviewed by Vivian Cicero I was so excited to get to this after I’d finished reading the Empire of The Wolf trilogy! I was a raving madwoman about those books, and rabidly recommended them to every…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney I was given an ARC of this book to read in return for an honest review, and this is my own personal opinion.  I have just this second finished, and what an en…

Reviewed by Avni Patel Thank you, Boundless Press and NetGalley, for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.  I was yet again successfully baited by a GORGEOUS cover, and I am so glad I wa…

Reviewed by Lesley Bennett-Chaney ★★★★½  Arrrrrr me hearties! Here be the review for this ‘ere book, and it gets a well deserved 4.5* from me!!! This is a standalone fantasy, with all th…

Reviewed by Amy James My face is still on fire after reading this I swear to God. Another stomach flipping, blush inducing hit from Avery Collins. A quick note before I start fully fangirling: I do…

Reviewed by Andrés da Silveira Stein ★★★★★ “Giving voice to so many feelings and emotional and stories that are often forgotten in the thunder and lightning of our daily lives. These quiet wo…

Reviewed by Ariana This was my first dip into Eddie Huang’s works, and it was a fun, if not slightly confusing, ride. Hubie is…layered. At first I struggled with his character, unsure if I wa…

Reviewed by Kira of the Wind There’s so  much I want to say about this little novella and I don’t even know where to start. For one, this story has EVERYTHING I love in books: fant…