Book Review: ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country’ by John Jackson Miller
In the year 2259, the U.S.S. Enterprise heads off to a planet so remote that it is only known by
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Book Review: ‘Liberty & Justice for All: An Xavier’s Institute Novel’ by Carrie Harris
In this latest book review from my reading nook here at The Cosmic Circus, I’m reviewing the novel that started
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Book Review: ‘Ruin and Rising: A Grishaverse Novel’ By Leigh Bardugo
Alina is in a precarious position. She has basically become the prisoner of the Apparat. Trapped deep underground, far from
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Book Review: ‘Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars’ by Sam Maggs
Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars is the latest novel straight from the Star Wars universe. It tells the story of
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Book Review: ‘Where Darkness Blooms’ by Andrea Hannah
A small town in rural America surrounded by fields of sunflowers sounds like an idyllic place to live. But this
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Book Review: ‘The Betrayed: A Dawning of Muirwood Novel’ by Jeff Wheeler
The Betrayed is the third book in the Dawning of Muirwood trilogy by Jeff Wheeler. Wheeler’s take on the famous
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Book Review: ‘Siege and Storm: A Grishaverse Novel’ by Leigh Bardugo
Join Alina as she tries to defeat the Darkling and save Ravka in Leigh Bardugo’s Siege and Storm. This is
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Book Review: ‘Shadow and Bone: A Grishaverse Novel’ by Leigh Bardugo
Ravka is a country torn by war, and by something worse. The Shadow Fold, a place of darkness and monsters,
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Book Review: ‘Ruination: A League of Legends Novel’ by Anthony Reynolds
Camavor is an ever-expanding kingdom, reminiscent of the Roman empire, the British empire, or even the United States. As their
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Book Review: ‘The Book of Gothel’ by Mary McMyne
An ancient illuminated manuscript, written by a woman no less, has been discovered in a cellar in Germany. The old
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Book Review: ‘The Winter Soldier: Cold Front’ by Mackenzi Lee
Half a world and over a decade apart, two seemingly unrelated stories end up colliding. The focus of my review
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Book Review: ‘Queen of Deception: a Legends of Asgard Novel’ by Anna Stephens
An unknown magic disturbs Hela, Queen of Hel, in her own realm. Angry at the intrusion, she begins to search
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