Tag: standalone
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Magic Like Fire Cover Reveal!
The day is finally here! Behold, the cover for Magic Like Fire. Cover design by @saintjupit3rgr4phic I used to dream about what the cover reveal for my debut might be like. And now that dream is reality. But enough sentimentality! Along with the cover, I can now share the back cover blurb for Magic Like Fire.…
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Book Review: Through a Shattered Glass
by Sarah Pennington publisher’s synopsis Drop the mirror and you break the world in two. Alys hasnât set foot in Wonderland in years. Not since the White Queenâs mirror shattered; not since her best friend, Kai Hatter, was killed; not since Alys fled back to her own world with a shard of enchanted mirror in…
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Book Review: A Forgery of Fate
by Elizabeth Lim publisher’s synopsis A breathtaking romantic fantasy inspired by Beauty and the Beast about a girl who paints the future and a cursed dragon lord, bound by love and deception in a plot to bring down the gods. Truyan Saigas didn’t choose to become a con artist, but after her father is lost…
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Book Review: Rogue Secreto
by Victoria McCombs publisher’s synopsis Marsella has the unique ability to steal secrets with one glance. She keeps her identity hidden, while going under the name Rogue Secreto. The emperor hires her to read secrets of his enemies, all without realizing this masked figure who can bring empires to heel is his beloved daughter. He…
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Book Review: The Ivory City
by Emily Bain Murphy publisher’s synopsis Grace and Lillie are cousins and have been best friends since birth, despite Graceâs inferior social status. When Lillie invites Grace to the biggest event of the centuryâthe legendary Worldâs Fair, also known as âThe Ivory CityââGrace doesnât hesitate. Then: a murder. A young woman at the fair is…
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Book Review: What Comes of Attending the Commoner’s Ball
by Elisabeth Aimee Brown publisher’s synopsis If thereâs one rule Hester learned during her country upbringing, itâs never accept a gift; thatâs how the Folk get you. Although sheâs left her farm behind, she canât leave her superstitions, even if no one else in the capital city seems to care. Hardworking but hungry, sheâs looking for…
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Book Review: The Springborn
by Carrie Anne Noble publisher’s synopsis An 1880âs coal town is no place for a girl with antlers. Once upon a winterâs day, a childless miner and his wife find baby Sabella in a mysterious basket. When she suddenly grows a pair of silvery gray antlers, they hide her from the world in embarrassment and…
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Book Review: Embergold
by Rachelle Nelson publisher’s synopsis Fire dreamed of water, but the first sip would be its last. Gilde has spent her life isolated in the wild marshlands, a place too wet for the dragon to go. Sheâs safe there, according to her father. So why is he asking her to leave with him now that…
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