Category: Fiction Reviews
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Book Review: Blood Over Bright Haven
A thoughtful review of Blood Over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang, exploring its dark themes of systemic oppression, power, sacrifice, and the cost of tearing down an unjust world.
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Advent Book Review: A Heart for Christmas by Sophie Jomain
A review of a Christmas advent-style novel, exploring the plot, YA romance elements, and the unique experience of reading one chapter a day during the holiday season.
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Book Review: An Academic Affair by Jodi McAlister
My review of Jodi McAlister’s An Academic Affair: a charming, slow-burn romance with witty footnotes, distinct POVs, and a heartfelt story about love, miscommunication, and happily-ever-afters.
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Book Review: Katabasis by R. F. Kuang
Explore my thoughts on Katabasis by R. F. Kuang, a novel filled with academic commentary, surreal imagery, and a deep dive into obsession, identity, and interpretations of hell.
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Book Review: Widow’s Point by Richard and W. H. Chizmar
Discover why Widow’s Point: The Complete Haunting stands out as a uniquely terrifying read, with a review that covers its creepy visuals, emotional impact, and unanswered questions.
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Book Review: Discontent by Beatriz Serrano
Explore Discontent by Beatriz Serrano, an incisive novel about corporate burnout, millennial anxiety, and the pressure to succeed.
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Book Review: The South Wind by Alexandria Warwick
In The South Wind by Alexandria Warwick, Princess Sarai faces a deadly curse, a dangerous betrothal, and a reluctant alliance with her ex-lover, the god Notus. This review explores the novel’s mythological themes, emotional depth, and how it compares to earlier books in The Four Winds series.
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Book Review: The Possession of Alba Diaz by Isabel Cañas
A dark, gripping, and psychological horror, The Possession of Alba Díaz follows Alba’s chilling journey toward freedom, where trust is fleeting and survival comes at a haunting cost.
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Book Review: The Last One at the Wedding by Jason Rekulak
In The Last One at the Wedding by Jason Rekulak, a father’s attempt to reconnect with his daughter turns into a twisted family drama filled with lies, privilege, and shocking secrets. Read my honest review of this dark, unpredictable thriller.
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Book Review: The Betrayal: The Lies We Fear by Heather Ogden
A thoughtful look at the first book in a fantasy series about power, control, and breaking free from manipulation.