The Gods Below is a new series from the author of The Drowning Empire Trilogy. It is a multi-pov epic fantasy set after mortals destroyed a once
Author Archives: Jasmine Marchand
Mistress of Lies by K. M. Enright
Mistress of Lies had an intriguing start but suffered from a case of telling and not showing. The book opens with Blood Worker Shan LeClaire committing
The Leap Year Gene of Kit McKinley by Shelley Wood
The Leap Year Gene of Kit McKinley spans a century following Kit’s life and scientific developments. Kit McKinley was born on February 29, 1916.
The Phoenix Keeper by S. A. MacLean
The Phoenix Keeper is a cozy fantasy novel that follows the day-to-day life of an earnest zookeeper.
The Hemlock Queen by Hannah Whitten
The Hemlock Queen suffers from middle book syndrome. It begins shortly after the events in The Foxglove King, with the three main characters suddenly in
The City of Stardust by Georgia Summers
The City of Stardust has spades of beautiful, whimsical writing but lacks character development and world-building. A hundred-years
A Feather So Black by Lyra Selene
A Feather So Black is a new fae romantasy series from Lyra Selene. A bloody war resulted in the Fair Folk stealing twelve young girls, including the queen’s
Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange
Wandering Stars is the poignant follow-up novel to Tommy Orange’s There There. This generational novel follows two timelines: what happened after the
An Education in Malice by S. T. Gibson
An Education in Malice was a solid vampire novel, but it left me wanting more. Laura Sheridan begins her first year of study at Saint Perpetua’s College. There
Coming to Find You by Jane Corry
The blurb for Coming to Find You makes no mention of a second timeline focusing on WWII. I’d probably have passed on this arc had I known about it.
Books & Wheels 