Reviews

Review: James Grippando’s The Right to Remain—a razor-sharp Jack Swyteck thriller: a murder suspect refuses to speak. Does silence hide guilt—or the truth? Out Jan 6, 2026.

Spoiler-free review of Sasha Preston’s The Sweetest Getaway: a cozy heist in Omaha where female friendship takes on a billion-dollar lab—big heart, some red herrings.

Review: Stacia Stark’s We Who Will Die—Roman-inspired vampire romantasy with brutal arenas, slow-burn heat, and a last-page twist that will wreck you.

Annie Lord’s Notes on Heartbreak reissue revisits a raw breakup memoir—love, obsession, healing, and what’s left after leaving. Our review explores why it still hits.

A masterful anthology review of Best of The Strand Magazine: 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales, exploring its standout stories, emotional impact, and uneven pacing.

In a world of various magics, one bookseller will have to battle a team of usurpers - and her own past - in order to stop London`s magical...

In a world where silence can be fatal and kindness is an act of rebellion, Kat Devereaux’s Daughter of Genoa offers a haunting portrait of wartime Italy through...

Review: Joe Abercrombie's The Devils—grim, witty, ruthless. Brother Diaz leads condemned devils through faith, hypocrisy, and carnage on a blood-soaked path to a broken throne.

Book review: Thomas Olde Heuvelt’s Darker Days—a slow-burn psychological horror about a devil’s bargain. Would you trade a soul for a perfect year?

A 1,040-page dark fantasy that interrogates love, memory, and control. SenLinYu's Alchemised trades comfort for confrontation in a brutal, brilliant autopsy of power.