A strikingly well-penned debut inspired by Irish folklore, The Princess Knight is a love letter to Legally Blonde and high fantasy alike.

The Forsaken and the Fated is the second, and final, book in The Hollow and the Haunted duology, and my God was it worth waiting for! Compelling, romantic, shot through with humour, heaving with yearning, and suffuse with heartfelt emotion, Camilla Raines has mastered the complex YA paranormal mystery.

A sweet, not overly spicy paranormal romance for vampire lovers everywhere.

The latest in C.K. McDonnell's hilarious, fantasy fuelled Stranger Times series, Ring the Bells is a unique Christmas-time instalment, running the gamut of series regulars with all of McDonnell's trade-mark irreverence and humour.

If there's one thing KJ Charles knows how to write, it is hopelessly devoted historical men. In All of Us Murderers, Charles turns her attention to the early Edwardian era, and tries her hand at the Gothic thriller

Final Destination meets The Monkey in the long-shadow of Eldritch horror in this darkly humorous, unapologetically queer, and bitingly human offering from Chuck Tingle.

Humorous, and sufficiently romantic, El-Fassi has penned another very readable romance novel, with memorable characters, and a dash of magic.

Skilfully written, brilliantly executed, and satisfyingly completed, The Second Death of Locke is the first in a series that, I suspect, will remain a genre-defining title for years to come.

Silvercloak is an unusual kind of Romantasy-thriller, with a unique magic system, and strong sense of place. The core story here is interesting. This is not a short book, and I made it through to the end, but I didn't experience that rush of excitement to pick it up again.

Pitcher Perfect is a dual POV, third-person sports romance between All American Softball Pitcher Skylar Paige and NHL rookie Robbie Corrigan. Funny, flirty, and full of chemistry, this is a hot, moderately-spicy romance, perfect for fans of the romcom, and the rom-drama alike.

Holly Black meets Emily Henry in the shadow of the Brothers Grimm in this cosy, heart-flutteringly romantic take on the Rumpelstiltskin story.

I have to prefaces to this review: 1) it will not be spoiler free, 2) it won't be positive. As much as I dislike giving poor reviews, I am also not willing to fib. How to Survive a Horror Story started well...

Although it started life as fanfiction, Knightley's The Irresistible Urge to Fall For Your Enemy, part one of the Dearly Beloathed duology, has done what few fan-fic-to-trad-fic works has managed: it has become a well written book in its own right.

He's to Die For is by Erin Dunn is the melding of two worlds, on the one hand a boy-meets-rock-God romance story, on the other a twisty murder investigation: in short, exactly what I was hoping it would be.

The Listeners is delightful and compelling, in her interview with The Bookseller Maggie referred to this not as fantasy, or historical fiction, but 'Wonder' a new genre she was pioneering, and I understand now what she meant. This is unlike anything you have read before

A Queer Case was an unusual kind of novel. I am forever in pursuit of the viscerally human. It is a quality you rarely find in books, because a moment of (let's be honest) gross, simply put, un-tip-toed-around bodily reality can undermine scenes of emotional import, it is distracting, sudden, like a jump scare. In A Queer Case, Holtom does not shy away from these opportunities for real, simply stated, linguistically stark human moments

Summer of Love is a fun, funny, whistle-stop romcom set in a sunny reality TV villa filled with sexy singles, and managed by eagle eyed producers.

The Grimoire Grammar School Parent Teacher Association has the same heart of subversive anti-trope fantasy, unexpected, vibrant, detailed, and emotive. With bitchy magical PTA mums, and the looming spectre of a prophecy, GGSPTA is everything you want in a humorous urban fantasy, but with added Rozakis emotional flair that makes her characters, and stories, so compelling.

In an alternate America, where colonialism was never realised, and magic never died out, a Knight Maiden of the Order of Joan, the beautiful, keen, and secretive Bernie Chandler, is tasked with solving a series of brutal murders.