Review of A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang
A Song to Drown Rivers is a genre debut from Ann Liang, inspired by the legend of one of the Four Beauties of Ancient China, Xishi.
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Review of Strange Beasts by Susan J. Morris
fantasy and slow-burn romance coupled with a contemporary twist on the classical crime and horror stories of Sherlock Holmes and Dracula...
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Review of Fear the Flames by Olivia Rose Darling
Fear the Flames had me in a chokehold from the prologue...
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Review of Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood
A debut from one of our summer showcase guest authors!
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Review of Sword Catcher by Cassandra Clare
an adult fantasy debut and is completely spellbinding, it contains all the glorious elements that will keep you strapped to your seat
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Review of The Phoenix Keeper by S. A. Maclean
S.A. Maclean has created a whole magical world with captivating characters that will genuinely whisk the reader away...
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Review of Ours by Phillip B. Williams
Spanning decades from the 1800s to as far as the late 1900s, Ours tells the story of the antebellum US from a different standpoint. At...
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Review of Bear Season by Gemma Fairclough
Well, this 176 page novella packed one hell of a literary punch and I adored every single page of it! PhD student Jade Hunter has gone...
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Review of The City of Stardust by Georgia Summers
The City of Stardust follows the Everly family. Each family has their secrets, but do they have their very own magical curses?! The curse...
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Review of Voyage of the Damned by Frances White
Who doesn’t love a fantasy debut, entwined around a murder mystery on a cruise with wonderful characters? Voyage of the Damned is my...
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Review of Yeseni and the Daughter of Peace by Solange Burrell
The Debut Digest is absolutely thrilled to review one of the first published titles in Unbound’s new imprint: Unbound Firsts for debut...
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Review of The Green Man of Eshwood Hall by Jacob Kerr
Set in 1960s English countryside, this is a novel of folktale perfect for the Halloween season. Izzy's Geordie family move into Eshwood...
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