Reviews for fantasy books.
Samantha Strong is an upstanding citizen and a small-town serial killer with one cardinal rule: Don’t murder the locals. When someone starts murdering in her small-town though she sets out to figure out who it is and stop them before her own secrets get revealed. This was a very interesting story with great artwork. Samantha … More ARC Review: Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees by Patrick Horvath
“You’re only a monster if you choose to be.” This book picks up right where The Sunbearer Trials ended and continues Teo’s story, but this time instead of trying to survive the trials he is trying to fix what he brought upon the world by not sacrificing Auristela to Sol. Teo, Aurelio, and Niya have … More ARC Review: Celestial Monsters by Aiden Thomas
This was another adorable Garlic graphic novel! Garlic is growing up, learning magic, traveling, and becoming more human. In this Garlic is learning that change is scary but also a part of growing up. Even fun adventures can be scary but also necessary to grow. This was just a great story to convey that growing … More Review: Garlic & the Witch by Bree Paulsen
Hello! Its been a while since I did a recommendation post. I realized I haven’t done a post about fantasy books yet, probably because I don’t usually read fantasy. I prefer paranormal or urban fantasy. I have read quite a few good fantasy books in the past few years though so I figured I would … More RHAR Recommends: Fantasy Books
Thorak Ironfist is determined to extend his ale business into the human realm but his investor is prejudiced and wants only a human go between. When Thorak blurts out he has a human fiancee who can handle it he finds himself with a potential deal but no fiancee. Mariah overheard the lie and agrees to … More Review: The Orc and the Innkeeper by Cora Crane
This volume collects chapter 127-152 of the Webtoon comic. This picks up right where the previous chapter left off with Zeus trying to arrest Persephone. Hades isn’t having any of it though and moves her into his place to protect her. While they are in the Underworld, we see Hera help Persephone with Apollo, Artemis … More Review: Lore Olympus Volume Six by Rachel Smythe
Holy hell was this a hell of an ending! I don’t even know where to start with this except that it was a fantastic and emotional ending to this epic story and I am really going to miss it. This book starts about a year-ish after the previous book ended. The war is in full … More Review: The Queen’s Starfire Throne by Hailey Turner
“A heart was a dangerous weapon, after all.” At the end of the previous book we were left with Soren protecting the princess, Hanovi injured, Nathaniel being turned into rionetka, and the others running from a horde of revenants that had been set loose on the city and avoiding capture. This book picks up right … More Review: The Emperor’s Bone Palace by Hailey Turner
Holy crap this book! This epic fantasy was filled with nonstop action and romance that spanned 20 years and about 15 different POVs. I don’t usually read epic fantasy books but since it was Hailey Turner I knew I had to give it a chance, and I am amazed at the world she is creating. … More Review: The Prince’s Poisoned Vow by Hailey Turner
Librarian Sylvia Ashe is trying to seek the truth about her heritage but instead finds herself thrust in the middle of a case involving stolen magical paintings. While helping the war hero Gabe who is working as a consultant to Scotland Yard, she finds herself finding her dream job, fighting off attackers, and helping to … More Review: The Librarian of Crooked Lane by C.J. Archer
Melvin Kaur is a nobleman, a magician, and a high ranking cog in the Clockwork Brigade working out of Istal. His spot in high society is a great cover for the smuggling of debt slaves that his family oversees. When a handoff goes wrong, Melvin is forced to flee through the night with his charges … More Review: An Emporium of Hearts by Hailey Turner
This book has been on my TBR pile since I first watched the film as a teenager. I knew that the book was a bit different but I still wanted to read it and see if I enjoyed it as much as the movie. While I enjoyed aspects of this book more than the movie, … More Review: Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
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