That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon by Kimberly Lemming is rom-com-fantasy book light in mood. Have you ever accidentally saved a demon with cinnamon? No? Well, neither had Cinnamon (yes, that’s her name) until one tipsy night turned her quiet farm life into a chaotic, demon-slaying, queen-toppling adventure. Before moving ahead if […]
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Under Loch and Key by Lana Ferguson dives into a world where the Loch Ness monster isn’t just a myth—it’s a man, and a broody, muscular one at that. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when an American woman with stubborn determination meets a secretive Scotsman who has a monstrous side (literally), this is the
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Skyshade by Alex Aster is a story where Isla Crown’s love life and impending doom collide spectacularly in the third installment of the Lightlark series! Prepare yourself for swoon-worthy moments along with undead armies, and twists that you will surely love. Also read, the fourth book in the Lightlark series – Crowntide by Alex Aster
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So, here we are, The Queen of Nothing, the final, jaw-clenching installment in Holly Black‘s faerie-series The Folk of the Air trilogy. Holly Black had given us a whirlwind of betrayal, steamy tension, and plot twists that had many jaw dropping moments more than expected. The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black Summary Spoilers What
C.G. Drews’ Don’t Let the Forest In is a haunting novel focused on friendship, obsession, and identity cloaked in spooky twisted horror. The plot follows Andrew and his best friend Thomas, whose dark illustrations come to terrifying life, the story plunges readers into a nightmare where monsters aren’t just metaphors—they’re hunting down everything Andrew loves.
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The Wedding Witch by Erin Sterling is a story of time travel, mystery, and surprisingly love too. It have magic needed for holiday read making it a fun and festive tale with a bit of romance sprinkled in. If you like to read such Fantasy stories you can read our latest Malazan Book Series or
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Gardens of the Moon is the first novel in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series, and it’s as epic as they come. The book gently pushes you into a massive world full of magic, ancient history, and a crumbling empire. Even with some warning, I wasn’t ready for how complex and demanding it would
A Fire in the Sky by Sophie Jordan is a mix of fantasy and romance, focussing on Tamsyn, a royal girl who is made to fell into a trap of marrying Fell, the fierce Beast of the Borderlands. The book creates a world filled with dragons, and magic, for example the Huldra from Scandinavian folklore.
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In A Dark and Drowning Tide, Allison Saft brings readers into a magical world filled with danger, mystery, and romance. The story follows Lorelei Kaske, a young folklorist eager to prove herself on a major expedition. Many adventures happens on the journey which is discussed further. If you are a fan of Fantasy you can
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The Malazan Books Ranking is a massive, complex, and often challenging epic novel. Erikson’s writing, character development, and thematic exploration shine the brightest providing depth and variety, expanding the world in compelling ways. The Malazan Book Series Ranked 1. Reaper’s Gale (Book 7) Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5/5 Reaper’s Gale is where Erikson shows his mastery of character
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