Book Review
It feels like only yesterday that Brigid Kemmerer was introducing readers to her YA contemporary fantasy retelling of Beauty and the Beast. Yet here we are, on the third and final book of the Cursebreaker series, and as with all beloved trilogies, it’s a bittersweet conclusion that brings the tale to a close, whilst simultaneously leaving you wanting more.
“Love, in all its permutations, is the discovery waiting at the heart of The Prophets”…
Cherie Jones’s dark debut, How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House, opens with the local…
The Princess has every reason to be happy. She’s a princess after all, with a…
In the past, Milla, Saskia, Curtis, Dale and Brent are all rising stars of the…
A good idea doesn’t ensure a great book. Such is the case with The Once…
When we first meet Anya, she is on her way to a holiday in France…
We’re only three weeks into the New Year and January has already delivered some of…
In A Room Called Earth, the debut novel from Australian writer Madeleine Ryan, we are…
Having been thoroughly enchanted by Robert Dinsdale’s speculative fiction novel The Toymakers in 2018, I…
In a remote farmhouse in the East Midlands, surrounded by wide, flat, open fields, lives…
“This is not a love story” the front cover of this Nell Carter novel warns…