Book Reviews

History is my obsession; I absolutely adore everything from mythology and folklore to famous battles and political figures. But Celtic mythos and history…

As great as the whole “never judge a book by it’s cover” spiel is, I’ll be honest: It was this book’s stunning cover that first caught my eye. And I’m happy to say…

I received Assassin’s Heart as a Christmas gift last week, and I was over the roof when I saw that the synopsis related it to both The Godfather and Romeo and…

On the night of Guinevere’s birth, there was a prophecy that foretold she would one day be highest lady in the land and…

As much as I enjoy certain kinds of poetry, I can admit that more modern poetry isn’t really my jam and that I can be (more than) a little obstinately resistant…

I remember first seeing To Kill a Kingdom when I was browsing online around the time it was originally released; the title caught my eye as…

Getting to see how Cardan became the (admittedly very problematic) person he was at the start of The Folk of the Air and experiencing those events from…

The consequences of choice is far from being an unexplored theme in literature, but Matt Haig’s approach to it in his latest novel, The Midnight Library, was truly…

Unsurprisingly, The Silence of Six spent a good couple years idling in my to-be-read pile before I finally got around to giving it a try. And when I did, I pretty quickly…

I’ll be honest: Going into Rebel, I was worried about what I would think of it. Not so much because I though Marie Lu would do anything short of a spectacular…