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This tome of a book is a slow-burning and sprawling epic where the reader’s patience is well-rewarded by the fluid prose, the complex geo-political intrigue, and the harrowing war sequences. The saga is equal parts valor and depraved desperation, and the bleak violence is by no means for the faint of heart, though it will appeal to fans of Joe Abercrombie and Steven Erikson.

City of Last Chances

Adrian Tchaikovsky | SFF, Apr 01, 2023

This stand-alone epic fantasy from Tchaikovsky (Children of Memory) is highly recommended for lovers of big sprawling sagas who don’t want to wait years for a climactic conclusion.

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Quantum Radio

A.G. Riddle | SFF, Feb 01, 2023

Eclectic author Riddle (Lost in Time) combines science and history to create a riveting thriller.

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The Creeper

A.M. Shine | HORROR, Oct 28, 2022

Deliciously eerie, this may get off to a slow start, but it builds intense momentum and suspense in a spooky setting that is so immersive, readers will not be able to shake that feeling of dread and foreboding long after they’ve closed the book and the curtains, for good measure.

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The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

Shauna Lawless | SFF, Oct 01, 2022

Lawless’s absorbing debut sets the stage for an enticing new historical fantasy series. Perfect for readers who enjoy mythological retellings that are cunning, brutal, and full of feeling.

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The Meeting Point

Olivia Lara | ROMANCE, Mar 01, 2022

Published as an ebook in 2021 and now available in print, Lara’s (Someday in Paris) novel has convincing characters and a charming, serendipitous plot, but readers will figure out the surprise twist long before it is revealed. An optional purchase.