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
I Killed the King delivers a fresh fantasy take on the classic whodunit, combining political intrigue, magic, and an unpredictable murder mystery with plenty of satisfying twists. Continue reading I Killed the King Review: A Clever Fantasy Whodunit with a Twisty Murder Mystery
Join me as I unbox FairyLoot’s August 2025 Epic Fantasy selection, Beasts, Bones & Bad Ideas! Featuring the exclusive edition of The Bone Raiders by Jackson Ford, this gorgeous collector’s edition includes sprayed edges, character artwork, foil details, and more. 🐉💀⚔️ Continue reading Beasts, Bones & Bad Ideas August 2025 FairyLoot Epic Unboxing | The Bone Raiders by Jackson Ford
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 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
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August’s Read with Cyn’s Workshop pick is A Feather So Black by Lyra Selene! Join us for a month-long fantasy read along featuring fae courts, Celtic mythology, weekly discussions, and plenty of magical chaos. 🌿🖤📚 Continue reading August Book Club Pick | A Feather So Black by Lyra Selene Read Along & Discussion Schedule
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
Dungeon Crawler Carl is one of the most addictive and entertaining books I’ve read in a long time. Packed with dark humor, relentless action, memorable characters, and complete insanity, this LitRPG adventure completely lived up to the hype. Continue reading Dungeon Crawler Carl Review | The Most Chaotic, Addictive LitRPG I’ve Ever Read
July’s Book of the Month is The Lure of Wolves and Whispers by Amanda Connolly, a dark Irish folklore-inspired romantasy filled with forbidden magic, deadly tournaments, political intrigue, and impossible choices. 🐺✨📚 Continue reading July Book of the Month | The Lure of Wolves and Whispers by Amanda Connolly
This Gilded Abyss combines sapphic romance, underwater horror, political intrigue, and relentless tension into an addictive fantasy adventure that left me desperate for the sequel. Continue reading This Gilded Abyss Review: Rebecca Thorne Delivers an Addictive Underwater Fantasy Horror
