Tag: Reviews

The Spellshop is a Delightful Summer Treat | Review

Sarah Beth Durst’s The Spellshop is the perfect cozy romance pick me up to cure your summertime sadness!

Dungeons & Dragons: Spelljammer: Memory’s Wake | Review

The next Dungeons & Dragons novel returns to Shatterspace with Spelljammer: Memory's Wake, delivering a fun space fantasy that anyone can enjoy regardless of your familiarity with D&D in general.

Star Wars: The High Republic – Temptation of the Force | Review

The High Republic kicks into overdrive with Temptation of the Force, bringing memorable moments, white-knuckle tension, and smooching to boot!

Star Wars: The Living Force is a Delightful Respite | Review

The latest Star Wars novel, The Living Force, offers fans a prequel adventure that's lighter in stakes, but highly engaging nonetheless.

Star Wars: The High Republic – Defy The Storm | Review

The first Young Adult novel for Star Wars: The High Republic Phase III, Defy the Storm, brings together familiar/favorite faces for a thrilling new adventure.

The Hidden Queen is a Solid Middle-Book | Review

The second novel in Peter V. Brett's The Nightfall Saga, The Hidden Queen, takes a little while to get going, but impossible to put down once it does.
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