Review: Torn by Rowenna Miller
Rowenna Miller’s TORN is a fantasy novel that examines what it means to be working class in a monarchical system, and more importantly, what it is to be a woman in a man’s world.
Review: The Sisters Mederos by Patrice Sarath
Patrice Sarath begins a new series with THE SISTERS MEDEROS, a charming, quirky historical romp infused with light fantasy elements.
Anatomy of a Book Cover: Vol. 1
What’s the most eye-catching, appealing aspect of a book’s cover art? Is it the title font, the colour palette…or the hints of the story inside? Let’s break it down!
Romance Review Roundup: Vol. 9
In this Romance Review Roundup, I share my thoughts on Lenora Bell’s WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DUKE MAKES, Alisha Rai’s WRONG TO NEED YOU, and DIARY OF AN ACCIDENTAL WALLFLOWER by Jennifer McQuiston.