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There are so many good LGBTQ+ books coming out lately that it’s hard to keep up, but these are five new releases that deserve a spot on your TBR. But I Hate Him by Page Powars If you love academic rivals, this one is for you. Rory has spent his whole life trying to be […]

I’ve been looking for a pirate romantasy to completely obsess over, and the premise of The Song of Salt and Shadow had basically everything I wanted. A siren without a tail, trapped aboard a pirate ship and falling for the captain? The lore and setup alone were enough to immediately put this on my TBR.

I really wanted to like Rose in Chains. The premise sounds great: a fallen princess, a magical war, an auction, enemies-to-lovers and a morally complicated love interest. Unfortunately, the actual book never really delivers on most of that. My biggest problem was the pacing. For a 464-page book, surprisingly little actually happens. The story spends

Q: First of all, congratulations on the release of Cinnamon Lattes and Rainy Afternoons and reaching #1 in an Amazon category! How has the experience been so far? Pip Wilde: Thank you so much! It’s honestly been surreal. I never imagined this little collection would connect with so many people. Seeing readers share their favorite

I needed a moment before writing this review because I was genuinely choking back tears. This is easily one of my top reads of the year. First off, I have to say I absolutely loved Edward and William and all their messy, complicated selves. They’re so broken and beautiful, and I really connected with both

At just 22 years old, London-based Greek writer Mia Caven has already made her mark. Her debut novel, published by herself, Be a Smart Girl, came into being this year, centres on a young woman navigating new countries, tangled relationships, and the pull of her roots. We sit and talk with her about what being