Category: Fantasy
The Mist Thief by L.J. Andrews
Queen B’s Decree: Welp, I have a new obsession and it’s Jonas Eriksson. I’ve never read LJ Andrews before, but after reading The Mist Thief, I’ve already downloaded the first in this interconnected series. While yes, this is a fantasy, the world building is just enough to keep me interested but not so much that […]
Lies That Bleed by Leia Stone
Queen B’s Decree: I devoured this one. It’s literally enemies-to-lovers; you know I can’t resist that. Ash is the daughter of the emperor and Kohen is the son of the opposing regime that was “conquered” by the current Emperor (the aforementioned Ash’s Dad). They’re both out in the wild to find and bond to their […]
Cold Hearted by Leia Stone and Julie Hall
Queen B’s Decree: Cold Hearted ticked so many of my boxes. Honestly, it was just very entertaining. Cold Hearted was such a quick read, I couldn’t put it down. I loved that while this is a series, Dawn and Zander’s story felt complete. The plot and premise were intriguing, and I’m definitely hooked and need […]
Tangled Power by Jillian Witt
Queen B’s Decree: Yah, still obsessed with this series. I couldn’t put Tangled Power down. Honestly, this series kind of feels like my Cinderella of fantasy. I used the words “cozy fantasy” in my review for the first book, Compass Points, and that point still stands. This series is unbelievably comfortable and makes me want […]
Blood & Steel by Helen Scheuerer
Queen B’s Decree: Blood & Steel had the optimal amount of world building for me. I really felt like I understood what was going on while not feeling overwhelmed by names and places. Althea was an exceptionally stubborn character, but in the best way. She is determined to be a warrior (in a time when […]
The Price of Beauty by S.R. Jaye
Queen B’s Decree: I am a sucker for anything Beauty and the Beast-esque, so I jumped to read The Price of Beauty. Maisie, a peasant girl from the Outlands, after a series of events finds herself both the King’s intended bride while simultaneously kidnapped to a Fairy world. I loved the world building in The […]
The Concealed by S.K. Horton
Queen B’s Decree: The Concealed had such a nostalgic feeling for me. It was very reminiscent of YA paranormal I’d read many moons ago. And honestly, I still really love those kinds of books. Cate is our FMC, who meets two boys on her first day of college in a different country. And surprise! She’s […]
Compass Points by Jillian Witt
Otherworldly by F.T. Lukens
Queen B’s Decree: I think it’s official: I love this author’s books. Otherworldly has the typical F.T. Lukens charm: found family, funny dialogue, a third act conflict that always makes me nervous, and a plethora of LGBTQ characters. I loved the grumpy/sunshine aspect and the interactions between Ellery and Knox. Their transition from strangers to […]