Science fiction is at its best when it explores timeless questions about humanity, and Icara's Flight does exactly that. This thoughtful space opera combines mystery, political intrigue, and expansive world-building into a compelling story about truth, identity, and the cost of paradise.
Discover this week's Friday Finds featuring award-winning middle-grade fantasy, a gripping dystopian thriller, Kate Ellington as Author of the Week, a summer reading tote, refreshing strawberry basil lemonade, and more bookish inspiration.
LS Delorme returns to the Limerent universe with a thoughtful companion collection of supernatural short stories exploring redemption, hope, and the choices that shape us. Read my review of Sabbatical: Part One to discover why these imaginative tales linger long after the final page.
A mysterious box of letters sends Sammi to Italy in search of answers about her grandmother's wartime past. In my review of Letters From Lucca by Kim Baccellia, I share why this emotional dual-timeline novel of courage, sacrifice, and family secrets earned one of my highest ratings.
Discover this week's Friday Finds featuring award-winning middle-grade fantasy, a gripping dystopian thriller, Kate Ellington as Author of the Week, a summer reading tote, refreshing strawberry basil lemonade, and more bookish inspiration.
The Below by Scott T. Miller "Like watching a movie unfold in your mind, The Below pulls readers into a vividly imagined future where every clue-and every choice-matters." If you're looking for science fiction that delivers both pulse-pounding suspense and thoughtful questions about identity, humanity, and survival, The Below deserves a place on your reading list. Scott T. Miller combines cyberpunk, dystopian fiction, mystery, and thriller elements into a story that feels both cinematic and deeply personal. Beneath the action […]