Sunrise on the Reaping is the book for all those who want to go back into the arena of The Hunger Games? The story has gut-punches of emotion, revelations that completely reframe the scenario. Check the full review with spoilers below. “Started in District 12 (of course), where teenage Haymitch is just a scrappy, sarcastic […]
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The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones is a gut-wrenching, blood-soaked novel that you’ll want to put down and devour in one sitting. And let me tell you, It’s about history, oppression, survival, and the terrifying, unstoppable force that is rage born of injustice. “A diary, written in 1912 by a Lutheran pastor is
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The Liar’s Crown by Abigail Owen is first book in Dominions series is one of those books with gorgeous cover, fantastic opening line—“To resist is human, to tempt is divine”—and before you know it, you’re in a web of lies, kidnappings, and a romance that sizzles just right. “Everything about my life is a lie.
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The Strawberry Patch Pancake House by Laurie Gilmore is the book based on charming small town, having nosy neighbors, and eat your weight in pancakes. It’s got everything: a grumpy single dad, a chaotic nanny, an adorable kid, a quirky town, and, of course, piles of sizzling chemistry. Let’s get straight into it.. If you
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If We Ever Meet Again by Ana Huang is a story of Farrah is an artsy, introverted dreamer from California who’s ready to soak in all the culture and adventure Shanghai has to offer. And then there’s Blake. Tall, charming, ex-football player from Texas with an easy smile and a personal rule: no dating first
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Jennifer Harman by Jackie Alyson/Jackie Allen —the woman, the myth, the poker legend. She’s the kind of character who makes you want to root for her, cry for her, and then immediately Google “How to be cool under pressure” because her composure is unreal. This isn’t just a story about poker (although, yeah, there’s a
You Killed Me First by John Marrs is a scorching psychological thriller that will have you side-eyeing your neighbors and reconsidering any upcoming bonfire plans. It starts with a simple question: Who is trapped inside the flames on Bonfire Night? And, perhaps more importantly, why does someone want them there? Author: John Marrs Genre: Mystery
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In Oathbound‘s 3rd book, Bree Matthews is back, but she is fractured. After everything she went through, she decides the best way to protect herself and the people she loves is to walk away—from the Legendborn Order, from her ancestral magic, from her friends. (And I don’t mean “just a little sad.” I mean full
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Wild Side by Elsie Silver is a slow burn romance filled with banter, emotions, and a found family that will make you swoon and emotional. It’s Elsie Silver doing what she does best—giving us grumpy-soft men, fiercely independent women, and a solid romance. “But when my nephew’s guardianship is contested, I decide I’ll do whatever
Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy is the kind of book that grabs you, pulls you into a freezing island between Australia and Antarctica, and then just… leaves you there. No escape. No warmth. Just you, the howling wind, and the lingering feeling that something is very off. And honestly? It’s incredible. “A family on
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