Pekka Harju-Autti’s LOVE VORTEX AND THE DRAKOR’S CURSE is a historical, philosophical fantasy that's best when it examines how knowing the day you die could...

With warmth, wisdom, and some unforgettable visuals, Elizabeth Lett's DULA, FIG, AND THE WISDOM OF OLD SYCAMORE invites readers of all ages to reflect on...

In spite of its inconsistent voice and irregular pacing, G.W. Darcie’s BURDEN OF SHE is a unique, character-driven science fiction novel.

Michele Volpi’s THE CAREER REMIX: Build a Future That Fits You. Pivot. Grow. Thrive. offers a system of useful tools and references, although their applicability...

CHRONICLES OF FOUR ESTATES is an ambitious political thriller that uses the framework of detective fiction to examine geopolitical forces in contemporary Ghana. Benjamin Kwakye's...

Malou Beauvoir's OUR VODOU: A Vodou Bedtime Tale (Book 1) seeks to engage and educate young readers about Haitian cultural traditions, but it's hampered by...

Oliver Libby’s STRONG FLOOR, NO CEILING outlines an enthusiastic, optimistic vision for righting American civic life, though it’s unclear that the book addresses the underlying...

Helen Winslow Black paints a compellingly grim picture of divorce and the importance of caution when choosing a spouse in SEVEN BLACKBIRDS.

THERE ARE NO STARS HERE by J.S. Thompson offers psychological dystopian fiction that prioritizes character development over action, examining how ordinary people rationalize complicity with...

Veronica Wolff’s ACROSS THE PRESSING DARK isn’t breaking the mold, but it’s a solid and simmering take on the Scottish historical romantasy.

In TREE OF EYES, Ann Yihyang Kim thrusts James Mun and Crew Blue deeper into the perilous dream-realm of the Flowering. This leg of the...

A sturdy fictional universe feels lived-in and populated by rich, emotionally vibrant characters in Shannon Phillips's and German Yanovsky's JOURNEY, an enjoyable space opera that...