Book Review: BRIGHT RUIN by Vic James

A great ending that stays true to the tones and themes

Book Review: TARNISHED CITY by Vic James

A second entry that avoids filler status by using the secondary POVs to good effect

Book Review: GILDED CAGE by Vic James

A fun start to a series

Book Review: THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES by Suzanne Collins

A weak plot fails to carry the villain fall arc of the premise

Blog Tour Book Review: NOTES FROM THE BURNING AGE by Claire North

An interesting premise

ARC Review: BETWEEN SEA AND SKY by Nicola Penfold (Middle Grade Monday)

Dystopia is a rare genre these days, though it is starting to make a comeback. After the oversaturated days of the gritty, grim concrete worlds of totalitarian dictatorships in YA where the focus was on personal liberty not environmental, BETWEEN SEA AND SKY is like a breath of fresh air.

Blog Tour Book Review: SUBJECT TWENTY ONE by A. E. Warren

A pacing little smol with an eye for detail about Neanderthals

Book Review: THE FANDOM RISING by Anna Day

A short story that felt a little too rushed and similar to the previous

Blog Tour Book Review: WE ARE SATELLITES by Sarah Pinsker

A genre-straddling story about technology and corporations

ARC Review: THE OUTLAWS SCARLETT AND BROWNE by Jonathan Stroud

A brilliant world that blends genres!