After enjoying Witch of the Wolves, I was excited to see where Kaylee Archer would take the story next. The Wolf Queen's Curse gave me the character development and deeper storyline I was hoping for, while still keeping the fast pace that made the first book such an easy read. And that ending? Let's just say I'm definitely ready for the next one.

Witch of the Wolves combines historical romance and paranormal elements in a fast-paced story that caught my attention with its intriguing premise. While I enjoyed the concept and the characters, I found myself wishing the story would slow down a little and give the characters more time to develop. Here’s my honest take on Kaylee Archer’s latest read.

In Reign by Bethan Croome, a young woman disguises herself as a man as she navigates a world filled with magic, folklore, dangerous creatures, and complicated relationships. As she tries to forge her own path, she finds herself caught between who she has been and who she wants to become.

A creepy YA thriller, a cursed town, and enough 80s nostalgia to make you want to dust off your old walkie-talkie—Night Terror takes readers back to a time when horror was a little more old-school and a lot of fun.

Love gothic vampire stories? Read my review of Thrall by Rebecca Mahoney — a moody campus novel with classic lore and a haunting radio station.

Releasing March 31st, this is one you won’t want to miss. A magical inn, a girl searching for belonging, and a mirror that just might change everything… The Faraway Inn is a heartfelt fantasy filled with wonder, resilience, and the kind of magic that stays with you long after the final page.

Magic hums through every corner of Carnival Fantastico, a richly imagined tale set within a dazzling carnival where nothing is quite as it seems. Angela Montoya weaves a story of found family, redemption, and young love as past and present collide in unexpected ways.