Kate Elliott's The Nameless Land This isn't out till November, but I got the ARC and wanted to read it while the first in this duol...

  Caitlin Rozakis’ The Grimoire Grammar School Parent Teacher Association  I wanted to read something on the lighter side, and this fit the ...

  KJ Charles’ Copper Script This was fine. It involves a policeman in the 1920s who’s trying to figure out if a handwriting analyst is a fra...

  Kate Elliott’s The Witch Roads This is the sort of long epic fantasy that I enjoy reading but don’t particularly have anything to say abou...

  Emily Tesh’s Some Desperate Glory Rereading this for book club and it’s totally the sort of book that is even better on a reread (and this...

  Malka Older’s The Potency of Ungovernable Impulses  HOORAY for a new Mossa and Pleiti book! This one starts a bit odd, something is up wit...

  John Wiswell’s Wearing the Lion There are soooo many Greek myth retellings now that normally I wouldn’t bother, but Wiswell’s first novel ...

  Stephen Spotswood’s Murder Under Her Skin Not sure if it was the book or my brain, but I wasn’t as into this second one. It involves the m...

  Stephen Spotswood’s Fortune Favors the Dead Oh hooray, it’s a new mystery series (to me) to get into!  This one involves a young woman who...

  Janelle Brown’s What Kind of Paradise  I feel like I’ve read several books with this basic premise—a girl raised in isolation with her par...

  Rachel Hartman’s Among Ghosts I’m a huge fan of Hartman’s, and this was another great one from her! It involves a boy who can see ghosts, ...

  Karen Dukess' Welcome to Murder Week This was fun! It’s about a thirty something woman who discovers that her recently deceased (and m...

  Sherwood Smith’s Treason’s Shore The conclusion to the Inda series was fine? Again, lots of great character moments, but I still don’t car...

  Sherwood Smith’s King’s Shield I was a little less into the third book in the Inda series, because it’s a lot of journeying to war and the...

  Sherwood Smith’s The Fox This book was like 800 pages long and soooo much happened but also some parts were soooo slow? There is a lot of ...

  Sherwood Smith’s Inda I’ve really enjoyed the other books by Smith I’ve read, so decided to try one of her earlier series. It’s interestin...

  Sydney Graves’ The Arizona Triangle This was WAY too dark and fucked up for me. I was more or less enjoying it for a while, it’s about a P...