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Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher

Discover Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher, a chilling Snow White retelling where science collides with dark magic. Read our in-depth review exploring themes, characters, and atmosphere.

Arcana Academy by Elise Kova

Discover the world of Arcana Academy by Elise Kova, where dark academia meets magical tarot and enemies-to-lovers romance. Read our in-depth review of this captivating fantasy debut.

The Secret Market of the Dead by Giovanni De Feo

Dive into The Secret Market of the Dead, Giovanni De Feo’s spellbinding gothic fantasy debut that blends 18th-century Italian folklore, feminist themes, and lyrical prose in an unforgettable journey of destiny, ambition, and rebellion.

A Far Better Thing by H.G. Parry

Discover how H.G. Parry masterfully blends Dickensian literature with fairy folklore in A Far Better Thing, a bold historical fantasy that reimagines A Tale of Two Cities through changelings, revolution, and richly layered myth.

A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett

Explore our in-depth review of A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett, the intense and intricate sequel to The Tainted Cup. Discover why this fantasy-mystery hybrid stands out with a locked-room puzzle, grotesque alchemy, and empire-shaking secrets.

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Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison

A spoiler-free review of Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison: a woman attends her best friend's wedding, dies before midnight, and wakes up that morning again. Then it happens again, with a different monster.

I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed

A spoiler-free review of I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed: hell is run as a corporation, the fifty states are its departments, and a receptionist has four days to drive across it.

Blightfall by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson

A spoiler-free review of Blightfall by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson: the Riftwake series opens on a tidally locked prison planet with gladiatorial games, walking trees, and the best talking slugs in science fiction.

A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin

A spoiler-free review of A Time of Witches by Madeline Martin: a dual-timeline novel counting down to the real Bury St Edmunds executions of 1645, ferocious in the past and much gentler in the present.

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