Daniel Abraham's The Widow's House It's hard to know what to say about the fourth book in an epic fantasy series--for one thing...

  Daniel Abraham’s The Tyrant’s Law Wow, I am majorly invested in these books. High stakes, intrigue, spider goddesses, fascinating characte...

  Daniel Abraham’s  The King’s Blood Really enjoying this series, it’s just the sort of political intrigue I like and the stakes feel approp...

 It's December, I'm partway through the second of five books of a long-ass epic fantasy series, and I'm already looking ahead to...

  Daniel Abraham’s The Dragon’s Path I do like to read a big ol’ epic fantasy series when the chilly times come, and I’ve heard lots of good...

  Solvej Balle’s On the Calculation of Volume (Book III) I’m not sure if it was the new translators or just the story itself, but at first I...

  Solvej Balle’s On the Calculation of Volume (Book II) I enjoyed this more than the first one—it has more momentum and the narrator has a s...

  Cat Sebastian’s After Hours at Dooryard Books THANK YOU to Cat Sebastian for another sweet and funny and hopeful book in these troubled ti...

  Solvej Balle’s  On the Calculation of Volume (Book I) I’m finally reading the literary time loop novel! It’s projected to be in seven part...

  Angela Flourney’s The Wilderness I ended this book feeling like “wooof.” I just wasn’t expecting it to get so heavy/relevant to our curren...

  Tansy Rayner Roberts’ The Season of Dragons This was cute—it’s basically Pride and Prejudice with dragons (with humans in a world with dra...

  Tanya Huff’s Direct Descendant Huff’s books are hit or miss for me, but this was definitely a hit! It’s a super cute lesbian romance set i...

  Kate Wilhelm’s Death Qualified I bought a novel by Wilhelm a while ago that won both the Hugo and the Locus awards, but then I saw she als...

  Florence Knapp’s The Names Ah, I do love a Sliding Doors scenario. The story here features a woman and her young daughter who are headed t...

  Emma Lathen’s Murder Against the Grain This was an especially entertaining John Putnam Thatcher mystery, involving a government wheat deal...

  Jane Fletcher’s The Walls of Westernfort Great plot here, involving a young Temple Guard who’s part of an undercover team sent to infiltra...