Fantasy reading order guides, series breakdowns, and the occasional review when a new release wrecks my sleep schedule. If you’re trying to figure out where to start—or what comes next—you’re in the right place.
Reading The Toll by Neal Shusterman was a lot like racing against Usain Bolt in the Olympics.
Or at least what I imagine racing him would feel like, cause let’s be real, I’d never be in the Olympics.
What I mean is that no matter how hard I try, I simply wouldn’t be able to run fast enough.
That’s the …
Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao was an interesting book to say the least.
One of the greatest things going for it is that Blood Heir was a story unlike any other I’ve ever read before.
And that’s a pretty difficult thing to do these days. There’s nothing new under the sun, and nearly every fantasy book seems to be …
Today I’m reviewing Red Rising by Pierce Brown.
It’s kind of become my thing to draw a comparison to a series so that you, the reader, can know what you’re getting into.
My comparison for Red Rising?
“May the odds be ever in your favor.”
Eight simple words, but I would be surprised if a single person out that doesn’t …
Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim just floated to the top of my favorites list.
A…MA…ZING!!
24
Did you ever watch that TV show on Fox?
My wife hates it. But it was my favorite show back in the early 2000s.
There’s never been another show that’s had quite the effect on me that 24 did. I discovered the show …
It’s been a long time in coming, but today I finished up Tiger Queen by Annie Sullivan.
In full disclosure, Annie and I are friends and co-admins on the YA Fantasy Addicts Facebook group. I also received an ARC of this book from the publisher (that’s why it’s a long time in coming, cause I’m a little behind. Sorry …
Before we get started, I have a small confession. I’ve never read the Wheel of Time. So why am I writing a post on the Wheel of Time reading order?
Bear with me here.
Don’t hit that back button just yet.
I know you went for it.
Just like you, I’m interested in reading the Wheel of Time. Why? Because …
Wow.
So it’s kind of become my thing to start a review with a single word that expresses my feelings on a book.
And wow pretty much sums up Havenfall by Sara Holland.
I’ll be honest, it didn’t start wow.
It started more like meh.
Not MEH meh, but meh.
Am I making sense?
Let’s dive right into the …
Welcome to the end of Book 2!
Or perhaps the beginning for you. I promise not to ruin anything. Scratch that. I promise not to ruin anything about THUNDERHEAD. Scythe spoilers will most certainly be present here.
If you’ve found your way to this page, but haven’t seen my review of Scythe, go read that first.
Irma Gerd!
No …
The Nameless Queen by Rebecca McLaughlin has a lot of heart, some fantastic moments, and a whirlwind of a story that’ll carry you along faster than you can turn the pages.
I was first drawn to this book by:
So what is Nameless Queen about?
Nameless Queen tells the …
Scythe by Neal Shusterman has “best read of the year written all over it.”
What a way to start a review, right?
Nothing like cutting straight to the chase.
I was blown away by this book and I’m kicking myself for letting it sit on the shelf for so long.
Really.
I’d planned on reading this book when it came …