John Staughton, Senior Reviewer

Continuing his Broken Monarch saga, Tom Schneider has unleashed Hollywood Sacrifice, a non-stop ride through reckless romance and vicious assassins with the lights of Hollywood for a blood-soaked background. Schneider breathes hard-boiled noir, and the novel oozes with classic charm. While the dialogue of this brief romp sometimes fizzles, Schneider knows exactly how to tantalize readers with suspense. For a quick and engrossing escape, Hollywood Sacrifice is a seamy and smart new addition to the Broken Monarch series.

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For the proud new caretaker of a bunny, A Bunny Rabbit is Moving In! by J. Mummey is a one-stop guide for everything you’ll need to know. From specifics about feeding and watering habits to its needs for grooming, medical care, and attention, this guide doesn’t miss a thing. It also contains valuable advice on how to handle, observe, play with, and assimilate your new pet into the home, something that other books lack. Written in an easy, conversational style, the authenticity of this guide is clear, and Mummey’s impressive knowledge makes this a highly worthwhile read for any new […]

For fans of old-school sword and sorcery with a splash of modern spice, Halorum by Serdar Aydemir is a bold start to a new series. Despite leaning heavily on the classic fantasy dichotomies of dark/light, gods/men, and past shadows/present deeds, the novel sparkles with originality and memorable characters who are easy to root for, and against. With a deft pen, Aydemir has constructed a terrifically dark and fascinating world of Reaper Knights, romance, and high-level fantasy that will draw fans from Tolkien to Salvatore.

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Shadow Work is a haunting collection of pensive poetry that should garner Daniel Warner both attention and respect in the world of verse. He blends the modern and the mystical, offering up eloquent metaphors and thought-provoking, gut-shot lines that resonate and build through each poem. This collection is an existential carousel and a dark love note to life, with the occasional slice of humor between reverent pondering. Bouncing from the mundane microcosm to the deepest mysteries, Warner asks hard questions, demanding attention and patience, but rewarding both, as only good poetry can.

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