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Alexandra Kennington has been on my radar since her 2025 duology starter, Blood Beneath the Snow. Later this year, she will release a new novel, Drown the Bones, through Berkley XO. I was happy to read a 12-chapter preview of it; this sneak peek certainly left me wanting more! Merridan is the younger twin; her...

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Charlotte Cross’s debut novel, The Brides, just came out this week. This is for all the Dracula fans out there: In this retelling, we get accounts from Mafalda Lowell, Lucy North, schoolfriend Eliza, and lady’s maid Alice from their travels to Budapest and Transylvania in 1884. Twenty years later, Dr. John Seward is a psychiatric...

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In a few months, Charlotte B. Plumb will release her debut novel, Reap & Sow, via the new crossover imprint, Berkley XO. This imprint is meant to have appeal for both Adult and Young Adult audiences. Reap & Sow is a slow-burn romantasy about Eda, a young woman forced to make a pact with a...

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These past few years, I’ve been enjoying Felicia Grossman‘s Once Upon the East End series. Each story centers Jewish characters finding love in 1830s London, and each is a gender-flipped fairytale retelling. The latest release is Dearest Beast, inspired by Beauty and the Beast. When Rebecca Adler’s home and business gets blown up by an...

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I can’t believe it’s already been five years since I read David Heska Wanbli Weiden‘s debut novel, Winter Counts. Time has flown by, and at long last, the author is back with a sequel: Wisdom Corner. We return to South Dakota’s Rosebud Indian Reservation and our favorite vigilante, Virgil Wounded Horse. It’s been a year...

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