I almost hurled this book across the room when I finished it, I was that upset, but then I read the epilogue, and Adalyn Grace redeemed herself.

Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones is one of those books I’ve been embarrassed I haven’t read yet. I somehow missed reading it as a child.

You know that feeling when you’re a little scared to pick up the last book in a beloved series? It’s a tumble of emotions. You don’t want it to end, you’re excited, but worried—what if it lets you down?!

I’m thrilled to introduce you to an indie author who showed up in my inbox with an intriguing Romantasy book I think many in this community may love based on the description I read.

If dark and unhinged, but excellently written is your vibe, and you love fairytale retellings, then A Sorceress Comes to Call by T. Kingfisher might be for you.

I was sold the second I found out For She is Wrath by Emily Varga was a fantasy retelling of one of my favorite classics, The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.

Sariah Wilson tells us all about her upcoming Romantasy novel, A Tribute of Fire, her writing process, and the Star Wars hill she’ll die on…

For those seeking FMCs a bit different from the norm of badass warrior assassins (don’t worry, we love those too!) we often see in fantasy.

Happy Fall, book lovers! After a few people messaged me asking if I was going to keep creating these bookish backgrounds, I decided to bring them back! Fall 2024 FREE bookish backgrounds are here!

No sifting through pages and pages of Prime Big Deal Days deals. I’ve done all the hard work for you, and curated my second annual list below of all my favorite limited time deals for book lovers.

So basically, it’s canon that Sauron is just a sad, emo boy with an unrequited love for Galadriel, so he decides to destroy Middle-earth instead…I’m kidding.

While I am an avid fantasy reader all year round, there’s something about Fall that screams ‘fantasy’ vibes and dark academic halls, right?

Was there ever a more epic episode than this?! I am not recovered.

You know when you start a book and within the first few pages, you have a gut feeling it’s going to be a five star (or at least close to) read? That’s immediately how I felt when I started, A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman.

This episode felt rushed again. Perhaps because they had scenes with almost every main actor, minus Elrond and Isildur (a crime!!!), but I once again didn’t feel like the story was propelled forward all that much.

Sci-fi sometimes gets a bad rep, with people saying it’s too complicated or technical and boring. And yes, there are absolutely some that fit those descriptions, but I do think there’s some great starter sci-fi out there for those looking to get into the genre.

When I tell you this episode broke me…I’ve literally just finished watching and want to get my thoughts out while it’s all fresh in my mind.

Was this my favorite episode so far this season even though barely anything actually happened? Possibly.

I don’t know why this makes sense, but if Pride & Prejudice, and Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell had a book baby, it would be Half a Soul by Olivia Atwater.

Ready to embark on an epic journey through John Gwynne’s Bloodsworn Saga? This is your chance to experience the thrill of a Norse-inspired fantasy...