Category: Series
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Review: Victorious by VE Schwab (Release 10/06/2026)
We’ve reached the end of the road at last for the Villains series, a conclusion thirteen years in the making, arriving eight years after the second installment. I found the Villains series after reading one of Schwab’s previous series, and remember eagerly awaiting Vengeful’s arrival, so finally saying goodbye to this series is deeply bittersweet.…
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Review: Cemetery Boys Espíritu by Aiden Thomas (Release 09/08/2026)
This sequel was completely worth the wait. We pick up with Julian and Yadriel, very soon after the events of Cemetery Boys as they work to settle back into their lives after the ways the first book has changed them. Julian in particular is trapped between two worlds in a new way, and feeling like…
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Review: How to Survive Camping: The Ancient Things by Bonnie Quinn (Release 09/08/2026)
The Ancient Things is book three of the How to Survive Camping series, a horror series centered on camp manager, Kate, and the campground she runs. Each book is split into seasons with rules for surviving encounters with the supernatural, and blurbs about the land during that season, with chapters within each season focusing on…
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Review: Rebel The Graphic Novel by Marie Lu (Release 09/01/2026)
In the same way that the novel version of Rebel’s release was bittersweet, the release of this book is also bittersweet for me. Seeing the graphic novel run come to a close really feels like putting the final punctuation on Day and June’s story. Rebel is book four in the Legend series, but it’s also…
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Review: the witch doesn’t drown in this one by Amanda Lovelace (Release 03/03/2026)
I love getting to read Amanda’s poetry, it is always deeply meaningful and timely commentary. This companion to one of her older works is no different.
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Review: Enchanting the Fae Queen by Stephanie Burgis (Release 01/27/2026)
Enchanting the Fae Queen was a really fun continuation of the world set up in Burgis’s Wooing the Witch Queen. I loved getting to learn more about the fae world, and see beyond Lorelei’s mask.
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Review: In Your Dreams by Sarah Adams (Release 12/30/2025)
I really enjoyed this final trip to Rome, Kentucky. This was a perfectly cozy small-town romance!
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Review: Coldwire by Chloe Gong (Release 11/04/2025)
2010s style dystopia is back! Chloe Gong continues to be unbeatable in her YA novels. This book is best enjoyed going in as blind as possible. I immediately wanted to re-read the book once I finished and put it down.
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Review: Red City by Marie Lu (Release 10/14/2025)
Marie Lu has brought her talent for richly developed worlds, with characters you can’t help but cheer on, and irresistible relationships to an adult audience.
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Review: Tangled Up In You by Christina Lauren (Release 06/25/2024)
The adaptation of Tangled is fun and enjoyable. I love the mix of Ren’s brilliant mind and her complete inexperience in the real world.