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Upon a Starlit Tide

By Kell Woods Enchanting! After a bit of a slow start, I ended up being totally engrossed in this fairytale retelling with elements of both Cinderella and the Little Mermaid. […]

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Always You and Me

by Dani Atkins This book was a surprise hit for me even though I COULD NOT STOP CRYING. The narrator was amazing and the story kept me hooked until the […]

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Scorched Skies

by E.J. Mellow Scorched Skies is a coming of age fantasy focusing on duty, family, and identity (and, I suppose, a romance too). I am truly impressed by how much […]

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The River Has Roots

by Amal El-Mohtar, Review 3 of 2025 I’m not crying, you’re crying. The River Has Roots is a moving testament to the bonds of sisterhood. The writing is magical, sharp, […]

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A More Perfect Party

written by Juanita Tolliver, Review 2 of 2025 This book provides an interesting analysis of the impact of Shirley Chisholm’s 1972 presidential campaign told through the lens of the attendees […]

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My Feral Romance

by Tessonja Odette, Review 25 of 2024 I listened to about 20% of this book before pausing to listen to the first in this series (A Rivalry of Hearts). I […]

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Save Me, Stranger

by Erika Krouse, Review 24 of 2024 All you need to know about the premise of this collection of short stories is in the title. Each story is quite literally […]

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The Indian Card

Who Gets to Be Native in America by Carrie Lowry Schuettpelz, Review 23 of 2024 “What routinely fails to show up in the textbook is the modernity of Indian-ness. Native […]

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How to Steal a Galaxy

by Alex Revis, review 22 of 2024 Murderbot meets Oceans 11 in book two of the Chaotic Orbits series. I loved being back for another fast paced adventure with the […]