The Poisons We Drink uses a Witcher-inspired fantasy concept to explore systemic racism, corruption, and power in compelling ways, even if its flawed heroine sometimes makes the journey frustrating. Continue reading The Poisons We Drink Review | Dark Fantasy, Racism & Corruption
Today I’m reviewing A Thousand Perfect Lies by Monica Murphy—a gripping, character-driven YA mystery built on secrets, deception, family loyalty, and the fragile nature of truth. With an elite boarding school, a secret identity, and plenty of suspicious characters, this one surprised me in the best way. Continue reading A Thousand Perfect Lies Podcast Review | Secrets, Deception & a Twisty YA Mystery
Today I’m reviewing Unending by Ivelisse Housman, the long-awaited sequel to Unseelie. With dual perspectives, rich faerie world-building, heartfelt sisterhood, and meaningful character growth, this YA fantasy finale was absolutely worth the wait. Continue reading Unending Podcast Review | A Worthy Finale to the Unseelie Duology
Today I’m reviewing I Killed the King by Rebecca Mix and Andrea Hannah—a clever fantasy mystery that channels Knives Out with its ensemble cast, magical world, political intrigue, and satisfying whodunnit. If you love locked-room mysteries and fantasy, this one is worth checking out. Continue reading I Killed the King Podcast Review | A Fantasy Mystery with Knives Out Vibes
Today I’m reviewing Beast Becomes Her by Crystal Seitz, a dark and emotionally powerful YA fantasy that explores PTSD, domestic abuse, healing, and feminine rage through Norse mythology and berserkr lore. With a gripping murder mystery and strong character development, this one left a lasting impression. 🐺🖤🎙️📚 Continue reading Beast Becomes Her Podcast Review | PTSD, Norse Mythology & Healing Through Fantasy
Today I’m reviewing Dragon Cursed by Elise Kova, a high-stakes fantasy featuring dragons, dark magic, political intrigue, deadly trials, and a heroine struggling with the weight of destiny. Join me as I discuss what worked, what surprised me, and why dragon fans should have this one on their radar. 🐉🔥🎙️📚 Continue reading Dragon Cursed Podcast Review | Dragons, Dark Magic & a Powerful Destiny
Today I’m reviewing Fallen City by Adrienne Young, a dark and atmospheric fantasy where survival, power, rebellion, and shifting loyalties collide. Join me as I discuss the world-building, political intrigue, emotional depth, and why this fantasy left such a strong impression. 🌆🔥📚🎙️ Continue reading Fallen City Podcast Review | A Dark Fantasy of Survival, Power & Rebellion
Today I’m reviewing Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman, a wildly entertaining LitRPG that combines brutal survival, dark humor, nonstop action, and one unforgettable cat named Princess Donut. If you’ve been wondering whether this series lives up to the hype, the answer is yes. 💥📚🎮 Continue reading Dungeon Crawler Carl Podcast Review | Chaotic, Addictive & Absolutely Unhinged LitRPG
In this podcast episode, I discuss The Secret World of Briar Rose by Cindy Pham, a powerful Sleeping Beauty retelling that explores depression, grief, healing, and hope through a beautifully crafted fantasy adventure. 🌹✨🖤 Continue reading The Secret World of Briar Rose Podcast Review | A Sleeping Beauty Retelling About Depression
I stepped outside my usual reading comfort zone to compare Rachel Reid’s Game Changer and Heated Rivalry. One became a surprising favorite, while the other left me wanting more emotional depth. Are these hockey romances worth the hype? 🏒❤️ Continue reading Game Changer vs Heated Rivalry Podcast Review | Are Rachel Reid’s Hockey Romances Worth the Hype?
