Coal Dreams (Moving Love Stories of WWII Germany Book 5) by Annette Oppenlander This book transports you back in time and tugs at your heartstrings. https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/coal-dreams-review-tour/ #bookreview

Kid's Korner Review: Nightmare on Scuttler Island (Between Dark and Light) by Chris von Halle https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/kids-korner-nightmare-on-scuttler-island/ Dark, dystopian, and more than a bit twisted, this book is the perfect Halloween read for middle graders. #bookreview

Mafiosa Princess: Becoming the Prince (Mafiosa Princess Prequel #2) by Liza Malloy OK, after reading this, I am officially team Luca, all the way. https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-mafiosa-princess-becoming-the-prince/ #bookreview

🇪🇸 Review: The Room Of Lost Steps (Theo Sterling #2) by Simon Tolkien 🇪🇸 5 out of 5 After book one, I couldn’t wait to see how Theo’s story would continue, and Tolkien didn’t disappoint. https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-the-room-of-lost-steps/ #bookreview

Review: The Wives of Hawthorne Lane by Stephanie DeCarolis If you enjoyed the Desperate Housewives TV show, but wished it was a little more tense and thrilling, then you’re going to love this book! https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-the-wives-of-hawthorne-lane/ #bookreview

Glow Trap (A Clay Wolfe / Port Essex Mystery Book 6) by Matt Cost https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-glow-trap/ This opens with vivid, gripping imagery, then doesn’t let you go until the very last page.

Blood (The Trish Vampire Horror Series #1) by K. T. Rose https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/blood-tour/ This was delightfully dark, twisted, and the perfect way to kick off spooky season!

Menagerie in the Dark: Stories by Chris Kauzlarich https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-menagerie-in-the-dark/ This collection opens with a story that is both visually evocative and heartbreaking, and really gives you a good idea of what to expect as you dive deeper into the book.

Mafiosa Princess Beginnings (Mafiosa Princess Prequel 1) by Liza Malloy https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-mafiosa-princess-beginnings/ Although this is a departure from the steam you’ll find in the main series (they are in HS), but the story is no less captivating.

The Witch’s Apprentice and Other Stories by Ekta R. Garg https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/the-witchs-apprentice-and-other-stories-book-tour/ This was such a fun short story collection.

Mission Skyscraper by Eule Grey https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/review-mission-skyscraper/ Just a warning - once you read the first page, you won’t want to stop reading.

Unbowed by M G da Mota https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/09/unbowed-review-tour/ This was a brilliant mix of mystery and thriller, with a slight touch of romance, while also blending past and present.

Once and Future (Tales of Eirlandia, Book One) by Norton https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/review-once-and-future/ A fantasy adventure that will take you on the adventure of a lifetime, this is one story you don’t want to miss.

Three Girls Gone (Detective Amanda Steele Book 14) by Carolyn Arnold https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/review-three-girls-gone/ The story throws you right into the middle of things, and the tension doesn't let up for a moment.

From A Studio in Oakland, California: 108 Notes on Existence by Enia Oaks https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/review-from-a-studio-in-oakland-california/ This was a beautiful collection, & felt like a nice piece of work to slip into when I needed a break from the noise & darkness of the world.

In Death's Company (Scythes and Souls Book 1) by Natalie Johanson https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/in-deaths-company-tour/ This was a sweet, slow-burn sapphic romance, mixing the paranormal with a little murder mystery.

Peter Miles Has to Die: A Novel by Katie Collom https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/review-peter-miles-has-to-die/ This was fast-paced, filling with twists, turns, revenge, guilt, friendship, loss, and some serious heart-in-your-throat-tension.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0FJZW8WJS Clay Wolfe, Baylee Baker, the gang, and Port Essex become embroiled in their hottest and deadliest mystery yet. Will the spies, informants, and thieves be exposed in time before the killers can finish the job that they have begun?

Fanning Fireflies by LS Delorme https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/fanning-fireflies-review-tour/ I'd recommend this if you enjoy paranormal romance and historical fiction with a touch of horror elements mixed in.

Sinful Sunday Review: Mafiosa Princess Redemption by Liza Malloy https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/sinful-sunday-mafiosa-princess-redemption/ It’s been absolutely amazing watching Giada, Luca, and Adrian change and evolve over the course of this series, along with their relationships.

Child of a Swan by David Burnett https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/child-of-a-swan-review-tour/ Families can be so complicated - and Burnett does an excellent job highlighting that as we journey through Lyssa’s life, and complicated relationship with her family, both past and present.

Curse of Ashmedei (The Chronicles of Hadúr Book 1) by Michal Snaerravn https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/curse-of-ashmedei-review-tour/ Captivating epic fantasy, checks all the boxes - thrilling action, high stakes, heart-breaking scenes, and moments that will have your heart in your throat.

A New Life (Reflections of Michael Trilogy book 4) by L. J. Ambrosio https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/08/a-new-life-review-tour/ I’m continually blown away by Ambrosio’s masterful evocation of emotion, and literary style, which continues to flow through this installment.

Happy 9 Years to Us! To everyone who has read, contributed, or simply wandered in to enjoy the magic, thank you. Here’s to nine years of imagination, community, and stories that linger like fairy dust long after the final page. #blogiversary #bookblogger

Stars Maintain Their Glow by M G da Mota https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/stars-maintain-their-glow-review-tour/ Complex historical fiction that will draw you in with a literary vibe, then expertly plays with varying tones throughout while bringing everything vividly to life

Ordinary People: Extraordinary Lives by Naguib Kerba https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/ordinary-people-extraordinary-lives-review-tour/ This was an interesting collection of photos and interviews.

Bake It Til You Make It: Hexes and Oh's by C.R. Garmen https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-bake-it-til-you-make-it/ This was such a fun, sweet, witchy romance.

Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented By The Alchemical Wizards Book 1 by Sybrina Durant https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/kids-korner-magical-elements-of-the-periodic-table-book-1/ This was such a fun way to introduce kids to some of the elements of the periodic table.

Words of Power: A Progression Fantasy Epic by Shami Stovall https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/words-of-power-review-tour/ If you’re looking for your next magical fantasy to dive into, this should be top of your list!

The Nightmare & The Daydream: A Love & Fate Novella (Love and Fate Book 4) by Alexis Rune https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/sinful-sunday-the-nightmare-the-daydream/ This was a delightfully dark, sexy, read, and I enjoyed every minute of Melinoë and Helios’s story.

Butterflies by Amber M. Kestner https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-butterflies/ This was such a fun, sweet, friends-to-lovers sapphic romance.

Chapel of the Falcon and other stories by Matt Spencer https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-chapel-of-the-falcon-and-other-stories/ A dark collection of stories that will transport you to a world that blurs the line between ours and the supernatural.

Fear in First Gear (The Tow Truck Murder Mysteries Book 7) by Karen C Whalen https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-fear-in-first-gear/ It might be 90°F outside, but this story with its chilly setting, heart-racing moments, and unforgettable characters will quickly make you forget the heat

Naomi's Imagination: A Car Ride Like No Other by Kiana, Arya, & Thea Holder https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/naomis-imagination-review-tour/ Fun illustrations, a great story, and a fun lesson in how a little imagination can turn a boring trip into a great adventure.

Athanor: The Legend of the Thunder Eagle by Thierry Joubert https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-athanor/ Make sure you set aside at least a few hours before you start if you enjoy myths, legends, and historical fantasy as much as I do!

The Hoping Well by Michael Stewart https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-the-hoping-well/ This story has so many layers, and is so intricately woven, that I would encourage even those who normally devour their books like I do, to slow down and savor this book.

Seed (Dark Walker Series Book 3) by Shelly Campbell https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/seed-book-tour/ I don’t even know where to start, I was absolutely blown away by this latest installment in the series.

Monsters and Other Tales of Humanity by Carla Dash https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-monsters-and-other-tales-of-humanity/ A hauntingly beautiful collection of short stories, of varying lengths that will stick with you after you're done reading.

Demon's Past (Demon's Blood Universe Book 3) by Shari Sakurai https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/review-demons-past/ If you’re looking for a m/m pnr that takes you into history and off the beaten path, then this is a vampire romance you’ll want to sink your teeth into (pun intended).

The Counsel of Crows by Karl Buechner, Jeremy Mueller, Keith Ward https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/07/kids-korner-the-counsel-of-crows/ This story drops you right into the thick of the action, heart, and soul from the outset, and doesn't slow down until you hit that final page

My Pride Is Sealed (Sealed With a Kiss Book 9) by Carmen Richter https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/sinful-sunday-my-pride-is-sealed/ If you like real, messy, fun reads that will have hooked from the start without getting overly steamy, then this is the perfect read for you!

Shadowed Skies: A Novel by Haley Cavanagh https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/shadowed-skies-review-tour/ Cavanagh draws you in from the start with a heart-pounding opening, and keeps you hooked until the very end.

Kid's Korner Review: Bee Battle: Spelling, Spiders and the Secrets of Like by Donny Bailey Seagraves https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/kids-korner-bee-battle/ I absolutely adored this from start to finish.

Splendificent 1+2: A raunchy urban fantasy adventure! by Dacy Alex https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/splendificent-12-virtual-book-tour/ This was an odd read, but not in a bad way. I will warn you, buckle up, because you’re in for a wild ride.

Review: The Not So Merry Adventures of Max Creed by Matt Cost https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/review-the-not-so-merry-adventures-of-max-creed/ Opening with vivid imagery, this takes you into a new, thrilling series you won’t want to put down once you dive in.

Snowflake and the Enchanted Seven by N. Alessandro Penington https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/kids-korner-snowflake-and-the-enchanted-seven/ This is a fun, thrilling fantasy adventure that middle graders and older are sure to enjoy!

Father of One by Jani Anttola https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/father-of-one-review-tour/ This is a raw, emotional book that will hit you right in the heart from the moment you begin to reading.

The Ruins in Which We Bleed by Steve N Lee https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/review-the-ruins-in-which-we-bleed/ A powerful and moving story, one that you'll find brings tears to your eyes as often as it warms your heart.

The Unknown Truth by Libby Hall If you enjoy emotional reads, then this is a memoir you’ll want to pick up. https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/the-unknown-truth-review-tour/

Black Sun Rising by Otho Eskin https://www.thefaeriereview.com/2025/06/review-black-sun-rising/ Opening with a bang, and not losing momentum for a moment, this is one thriller that will have you turning pages late into the night.