Fantasy books are my bread and butter.
I love to read books from a variety of genres, but almost exclusively only write fantasy book reviews.
It takes a lot of forethought and planning to write book reviews without spoiling the story, and I find that when I read books in order genres, I tend to zone out and enjoy the ride. But with fantasy, my mind is always hyper analyzing every details.
Maybe it’s the writer in me.
Either way, I fantasy book reviews are some of my favorite articles to write. Especially for the more popular books like Crescent City, or really anything by Sarah J. Maas.
I love the discussion that comes from the community when we can all gush about a book we loved.
And with that short little monologue out of the way, I invite you to browse through some of my fantasy book reviews and see if you discover your next favorite read.
I just finished House of Flame and Shadow by Sarah J. Maas in record time to write this review. But I am so, so upset, and I had been for the vast majority of time reading this book.
House of Earth and Blood was, and still is, quite possibly the best book I’ve ever read with a climax that brought …
Dawn of the Void by Phil Tucker is a highly addictive adrenaline rush fueled by a constant wave of dopamine to the brain. I can’t possible understate this.
When Phil reached out and offered me an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC), I jumped at the chance.
It’s a beefy book, clocking in at 150,000 words, or roughly 600 pages. At first, …
A Duel with the Vampire Lord is the third book in Elise Kova’s Married to Magic series.
I’ve known Elise Kova for a few years now.
The fantasy indie author community is a small, tight knit group. Having written a few books, I count myself among their number, though I haven’t written a new book in quite some time.…
Thank you so much to Del Rey Books for providing an ARC so that I might write this The Golden Enclaves review!
As I said in my review of A Deadly Education, I was pleasantly surprised and had my socks knocked off by this amazing series.
As soon as I finished The Last Graduate, I knew I needed …
If you missed my last review, I absolutely devoured A Deadly Education and immediately hopped straight over to The Last Graduate by Naomi Novik.
These are big books. And I don’t mean Sanderson type big, I just mean that the chapters are huge and like take an hour to churn through in a single sitting.
But that didn’t deter …
Thank you to Net Galley and Hodder & Stoughton for providing this complimentary book so that I might write a review of The Dragon’s Promise by Elizabeth Lim.
After thoroughly enjoying Six Crimson Cranes, I was excited to continue on and finish out Shiori’s story in The Dragon’s Promise.
This is the second duology that I’ve read by Elizabeth Lim …
I went into A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik completely unsure of what I was in for, but somewhat expecting to not like it.
I admit it.
Let’s just get it out there.
I’m a book snob.
And I absolutely DO judge a book by it’s cover. And none of Naomi Novik’s book covers have ever spoken to me.
So, …
And we’re back again with a The War of Two Queens review! If you missed my previous review of A Shadow in the Ember, be sure to check it out.
I initially picked up From Blood and Ash based on all the hype that had built up in my Facebook group, YA Fantasy Addicts. I didn’t expect much, …
It’s about time I an A Shadow in the Ember review. I put off reading A Shadow in the Ember for longer than I expected but shorter than I intended.
You see, I don’t really like prequels.
That’s odd, cause I wrote one.
But it’s more about rewinding time. I don’t like it.
I still haven’t brought myself to …
It’s no exaggeration for me to say that House of Sky and Breath is/was my most anticipated book of 2022. I devoured it as fast as I could and here’s my House of Sky and Breath review for your viewing pleasure.
If you are anything like me, you were sitting there on Monday, February14th at a minute to midnight on …