Catherine Newman’s Sandwich   I’ve been meaning to read this forever, and somehow this late summer season felt like a good time, as it’s a...

 Claudia Gray's The Murder of Mr Wickham All right, trying out some Jane Austen fanfic here, lol. (There has been a lot of Pride and Pre...

 KJ Charles’ All of Us Murderers Rereading this for book club (finished with 15 minutes to spare lol), it remains a delightful confection of...

  Alexis Hall’s Audrey Lane Stirs the Pot Alexis Hall can be hit or miss for me, but this one was pure hit!! I didn’t love the first in this...

  Kate Elliott's The Traitor's Gate Ok, this was super slow and I don’t think it needed to be 900 pages. I was more interested in so...

  Janice Hallett's The Examiner So Hallett's whole thing is mystery stories involving collections of documents, text messages, etc. ...

  Moniquill Blackgoose's To Shape A Dragon's Breath Rereading this for book club and I think I liked it even more the second time. ...

  Ann Aguirre's The Only Purple House in Town This was VERY cute, definitely for fans for Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches . It ...

  Victoria Goddard’s At the Feet of the Sun I knew I would like this more the second time I read it, when I wasn’t so impatient to find out ...

  Cat Rambo's Devil's Gun So I loooved the first book in this series, but liked this one a little less. I am still into all the char...

  Rachel Neumeier’s No Foreign Sky I think this is Neumeier’s first sci-fi novel, and I really liked it! One of the things she does really w...

 T. Kingfisher’s Summer in Orcus I had gotten pretty well into two different books that I wasn’t gelling with, and the only cure for that mo...

 Claribel Ortega's Witchlings I really wanted to love this book. I wanted it to be the new Harry Potter, with a non-gross author. But th...

  Fonda Lee's Jade War Lots of interesting character and plot developments in this second volume, though it was even more exposition-y t...

  Margaret Rogerson's Vespertine I don’t really feel like trying to explain the plot here, as it’s tied to the (very interesting and coo...

  Beth O'Leary's The Flatshare Taking a brief break from epic fantasies to slide in this month's book club book under the wire! ...

Rae Carson's The Bitter Kingdom The third book in this series is a satisfying wrap-up, for sure. Politics, romance, adventure, magic, h...

Rae Carson's The Girl of Fire and Thorns Carson has written a new book focusing on one of the secondary characters in this series, but ...

K.J. Charles' A Flight of Magpies The third Charm of Magpies book (and the last focusing on these characters) finds our heroes investig...

Magda Szabo's Abigail Abigail is apparently Szabo's most popular novel in her native Hungary, but it took fifty years for an Engli...