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Shadow Winged by Jilleen Dolbeare This is, in most ways, a fairly standard Urban Fantasy story – except the main character is an Alaskan bush pilot, and much of the story takes place in the wild and not in a city. Even so, it feels…

Book Tour: The 13th Zodiac by L. Krauch

Book TourApril 16, 2022

Welcome back to another fantastic tour with the fine folks at Escapist Book Tours! Today, I'm pleased to host The 13th Zodiac by L. Krauch, a Final Fantasy-inspired epic fantasy with actual romance. This is another book that has been on my TBR for a…

Book Review: Queen of All

Book ReviewsApril 8, 2022

Queen of All by Anya Josephs I feel like “delightful” isn't the kind of word one would use to describe an epic fantasy story. Expressions such as magnificent, spectacular, and dramatic, are more suitable for epic fantasy, but delightful really is the word that comes…

Book Tour: Oil and Dust by Jami Fairleigh

Book TourMarch 21, 2022

Today we're excited to bring you the first (of hopefully many!) book tours with the delightful and new Escapist Book Tours! This is a treat for me as Oil and Dust, book one in The Elemental Artist series by Jami Fairleigh, has been on my…

The Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award 2022 entries are now open!

NewsMarch 19, 2022

If you're an indie or self-published author, then it's time to get excited! The annual Book Bloggers' Novel of the Year Award is now accepting entries for 2022! The BBNYA is a competition designed to give under, lesser known indie authors a chance to make themselves…

Book Review: Our Bloody Pearl

Book Reviews, Book TourMarch 17, 2022

Today we're hosting a review for Our Bloody Pearl by D. N. Bryn, a sea-based fantasy that came 4th in the BBNYA 2021 awards! BBNYA is a yearly competition where Book Bloggers from all over the world read and score books written by indie authors. If…

Book Review: Legends & Lattes

Book ReviewsMarch 12, 2022

Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree It's no secret I like coffee, and it's no secret I'm a fan of stories about regular people in fantastic worlds. A book doesn't have to be about the fate of the world in order to be exciting or…

Book Review: City of Reckoning

Book ReviewsMarch 3, 2022

Book Review: City of Reckoning Nerasia Saga, book 1 by Brianna da Silva Every now and then, I come across the question of how long a book should be, often asked by an author working on, or about to publish their first book. The “correct”…

Celebrating March of the Sequels

FeaturesMarch 1, 2022

March of the Sequels is a month long event this March dedicated to sequels. Arranged and hosted by the lovely Sue Bavey over at Sue’s Musings blog, March of the Sequels acknowledges that sequels can be harder to promote and sell for authors, so this…

Book Review: Brimstone Bound

Book ReviewsFebruary 19, 2022

Brimstone Bound by Helen Harper Open Urban Fantasy, where the supernatural and magical isn't hiding in the shadows, is something that's intrigued me ever since I read the Kitty Norville series, well over a decade ago. The combination of the fantastic and the mundane raises…

Book Review: Three Minutes to Midnight

Book ReviewsFebruary 13, 2022