Book Reviews

'Birthrights' by J. Kyle Mcneal quickly proved itself as a solid newcomer to the high kingdom fantasy genre.

When a handsome shepherd befriends her, Magdalen begins to suspect he carries secrets of his own.

'Popular' by Mitch Prinstein explores the types of popularity and how to harness them to become a happier more productive person.

A hidden secret, a secret band of witches, and a centuries old prophecy combine to make The Hawkweed Prophecy by Irena Brignull one of the most intriguing young adult fantasies.

Leo Hunt's third instalment in the 13 Days of Midnight series, '7 Trees of Stone', brings life to the demonic and restores suspense to the macabre.

Orlagh Collins contemporary, young adult debut, 'No Filter' just became my perfect beach read!

A Court of Wings and Ruin, by Sarah J. Maas, gave me all the Feyre and Rhysand tension I desired!

Ultimate space nerd, Megan, has so much to teach the reader about love, loss, identity and, of course, the solar system, in this gorgeously penned and emotive young adult novel.

This is a romance book of the best possible kind - combining both a swoon-worthy love story, with relatable characters, and a viable plot surrounding them.

Another successful book buying month. Or unsuccessful, if you're my bank balance! This month's stats are: 13 by a male author 20 by a female author 5 thriller 2 horror 1 science fiction 9 fantasy 1 contemporary…

Find out why we gave 'The Island at the End of Everything' 5/5.

If you love KUWTK, this book is for you.

The Wanderers covers both weighty and universal topics.

Fans of Megan Abbott will love Cat Clarke's 'Girlhood'.

Prepare to be transported to another world.