Brimming Shelves

Exclusive Excerpt from Inkyard Press! The human world A long, long time ago It was almost time. I peeked out of the bushes and grinned. ...

The Ever After by Amanda Hocking marks the end of another one of her beloved series featuring the Trylle. The Omte Origins trilogy is...

“For me personally, the truth is that I don’t,’ he admitted in a thick, low voice. ‘I don’t rage about it every minute of the day, but...

I have been waiting so impatiently to return to Amanda Hocking’s Trylle and Kanin filled worlds. It’s been five years since her last...

I was so amped up to read this. I do this thing where I binge read series’ and Julie Kagawa’s Shadow of the fox trilogy happens to be the...

Publication Date: October 1st 2019 I loved this book. Lauren Mansy created a dank, dark and disturbing world where memories were currency...

Realm of Knights by Jennifer Anne Davis was my first book by her and I loved every last bit of it! It had a historical fiction feel while...

Crown of Coral and Pearl by Mara Rutherford told a tale of two sisters whose very beauty will set them apart, one to be bound by land and...

I really wanted to like this book, honestly. The hype around Leigh Bardugo and her books is huge and yet I finished Shadow and Bone, the...

Emily R. King spins a tale of sailing and island exploration in her latest novel and first in a brand new trilogy, Before the Broken...

“I had been silenced far too many times by those who exerted power over me. Not here. My voice would be heard, but I’d speak when it...

I only knew two things about this book when it came out; it was by Evelyn Skye, author of The Crown’s Game duology, which I read in...

I have had this book shamefully sitting on my bookshelf ever since it came out in 2014 and I am shocked that it took me this long to read...

This book has been everywhere on social media and as the second book was released this month I finally decided to take the plunge and see...

“The Crown’s Game is an old one, older than the tsardom itself. But it is not the only game. There are games of love, played by boys and...

“The Crown’s Game is an old one, older than the tsardom itself. It began long ago, in the age of Rurik, Prince of Novgorod, when Russia...

This will not be a traditional review of mine. Heir of Fire follows Celaena to Wendlyn where she meets many new characters, so I thought...

Crown of Midnight was a great sequel to Throne of Glass. There was humor, witty banter, definitely more magic and even the occasional...

I knew there was a reason I fell in love with this series the first time I read them. They are extremely well-written and possess unique...

Ok, honestly I saw this book everywhere I went. At the bookstore. At the library. Goodreads. The list goes on and on, and yet I never...