She Awakens by Caitlinn Denman

The Fae against humans in a Dystopian setting. What more could one want? I am a lover of Dystopian stories and with this one you have the added edge of a Fae and Human war that will change the world. Attina makes a likable and relatable character who is well-developed and easy to like. She is also easy to want the best for in the midst of a seemingly impossible situation

A Delicate Betrayal by Jessica Willis

Excellent world building and character development. The MC is a woman who is strong and unbreakable, but also kind and courageous. She makes the hard decisions and stands by her beliefs. The Knight is interested and I would like to learn more of his story in future books. Over all this is a good read, enjoyable and worth diving into

Shadow of the Sword by C. J. R. Isely

Knights, Squires, betrayal, battles, and triumph after heart ache! What more could a person ask for? I am new to this genre, but this book has me captivated and this author has made their place on my to be reads this year. I may spend time binge reading more books about the Knights of Alamore!

The Power of Blood by H.B. Lyne

A surprise of a book. Though it took of a bit slow it quickly became a book that could not be put down! Tragedy suddenly upends the life of the MC and she is thrown into things she never expected. I found this book to be a quick read that left me ready to read more.

The Assassin Reaper by Jessica Willis

A prequel that will have readers intrigued and ready to jump into a series that will no doubt be filled with action, lively characters and plots that will keep the reader entertained. This is a short read that packs a great story. The reader will not be disappointed by the world building, characters and plot.

The Oracle of Life by Katherine Graham

What a great debut novel to a series that will surely become a favourite of readers. Excellent world-building and character development. A story of struggle between classes in a time and place where magic is equally feared and loved at the same time. The main character faces struggles once she is deemed a "doomsayer" and is ostracized by many.

The Dark Prince of Lazaro by Rachel Croxton

A fairy tale of epic proportions that draws the reader in. Although character development could have been better I still enjoyed this book. Maybe because, like the main character, as a child I used books as an escape - an opportunity to be in a different life, a different world and different circumstances. Like all good fairy tales, or fairy tale-type stories this one holds a lesson to be gleaned. Rachel Croxton has done an excellent job at creating a story that will both entertain you and leave you thinking.