STARRED Book Review: The Source of Storms
Welcome to a thrilling world with ancient magical creatures and age-old rivalries bound to fight once more. THE SOURCE OF STORMS by Angelina Kelly reviewed by Alexandria Ducksworth.
Category: Starred Reviews
STARRED Book Review: The Moon Goddess’s Smile
Secrets, scars, and stories—THE MOON GODDESS’S SMILE by Catherine C. Wu is a fascinating historical novel of cultural & personal significance. Reviewed by Erica Ball.
STARRED Book Review: North Sun by Ethan Rutherford
NORTH SUN: Or, The Voyage of the Whaleship Esther by Ethan Rutherford is a dark historical novel on the hubris of the exploitation of the natural world. Reviewed by Erica Ball.
STARRED Book Review: We Never Took a Bad Picture
Infidelity, broken promises, and unspeakable tragedy—a fifty-fifth anniversary party is the catalyst of one family’s final reckoning in WE NEVER TOOK A BAD PICTURE by Ashley N. Roth. Review by Peggy Kurkowski.
STARRED Book Review: Solving the Anxiety Equation
Unpack your anxiety and banish it forever with this honest & actionable recovery strategy. SOLVING THE ANXIETY EQUATION by Wendy Leeds reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen.
STARRED Book Review: Hey You Assholes
Sharp and witty, Hey You Assholes by Kyle Seibel is a collection that details the mundanities of working class life and the ways we fight to transcend the drudgery.
STARRED Book Review: The Café With No Name
THE CAFE WITH NO NAME by Robert Seethaler is a beautifully crafted portrait of a sorrowful dreamer, a café, and the city that surrounds them. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
STARRED Book Review: The Fleet Admiral’s Daughter
THE FLEET ADMIRAL’S DAUGHTER by J.A. Gaudio is an engrossing, fast-paced story of legacy and self-discovery. Reviewed and starred by Erin Britton.
STARRED Book Review: Spin Cycle
SPIN CYCLE by Alfredo Botello is a moving, heartfelt story about the realities of caregiving and the proclivity to long for the past. Reviewed by Samantha Hui.
STARRED Book Review: Cicero James, Miracle Worker
Unique magic, deep worldbuilding, and an amusing first person narrator—CICERO JAMES, MIRACLE WORKER is the complete package. Reviewed by Timothy Thomas.