• The third installment in Raven Kennedy’s The Plated Prisoner series picks up in the aftermath of everything that shattered at the end of the previous book. Auren is forced to confront painful truths while trying to reclaim her agency in a world determined to define her worth. Alliances shift, enemies circle closer, and the war…

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  • Can we all agree that publishers have absolutely no respect for our TBRs? Just when I start convincing myself that this is the month I’ll finally catch up on my backlist, July swoops in with a fresh stack of gorgeous new releases that I immediately need to own. This month is serving up dark fantasy,…

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  • June ended up being a month of highs, lows, and more than a few emotional rollercoasters. I found myself bouncing between dark fantasy, horror, romance, and LitRPG, with some books completely stealing my heart while others left me wishing for just a little bit more. One thing is certain: my reading tastes continue to be…

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  • Glint picks up right where Gild leaves off, following Auren as she’s forced to confront uncomfortable truths about the life she’s always known. As the world around her grows larger and more dangerous, she’s faced with impossible choices, shifting alliances, and the first glimmers of what freedom might actually look like. Blending fantasy, romance, political…

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  • The sixth installment in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series throws Carl, Princess Donut, and the rest of the surviving crawlers into yet another deadly floor packed with impossible challenges, twisted humor, and enough emotional damage to keep readers reeling long after the final page. As alliances shift and the stakes continue to climb, the line…

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  • When an unlikely connection forms between two people carrying their own insecurities, fears, and emotional baggage, they discover that sometimes the people who see us most clearly are the ones we never expected. People Watching is a contemporary romance filled with humor, vulnerability, and heartfelt moments that explores friendship, love, and what it means to…

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  • Set within the divided city-state of Midian, The Echoes Beneath follows four seemingly unrelated individuals whose lives become entangled in a web of political unrest, hidden agendas, and long-buried secrets. As tensions rise beneath the Mantle, each character must navigate their own struggles while unknowingly contributing to a much larger story. The Echoes Beneath is…

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  • Friendships can be complicated. They’re built on trust, loyalty, shared secrets, and sometimes, buried resentments that never truly disappear. How to Kill Your Best Friend by Lexi Elliott dives into those darker corners of friendship, blending psychological suspense with long-standing tensions between a group of women whose relationships may not be as solid as they…

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  • June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate love, identity, self-expression, and the countless stories that make up the LGBTQ+ community. While Pride is rooted in history and activism, it’s also an opportunity to uplift queer voices and experiences through the books we read. One of the things I love most about literature is its…

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  • Gild by Raven Kennedy is a dark fantasy retelling inspired by the myth of King Midas. The story follows Auren, a woman who lives in a gilded cage as the favored possession of King Midas. Surrounded by luxury yet stripped of true freedom, Auren has spent years convincing herself that her life is better than…

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