Book two of an epic fantasy trilogy inspired by cultures in the pre-Colombian Americas. Excellent factional politics, sets up for what I assume will be an amazing finale.

A light LGBT romance as much about found family/making a home as it is the central love story. Perfect when you need a quick stress-relief read.

Space opera + Necromancy = weird but super fun series kickoff. A must read for sci-fi or fantasy fans.

Enemies to lovers romance - it’s a fun ride with a wish-fulfillment ending. Worth a read when you need some escapism.

The start of a political fantasy trilogy rooted in Muslim culture and history instead of the usual European Middle Ages. Refreshing but potentially difficult to get into.

Book 4 in the Bromance Book Club Series, fun with the fake relationship trope.

Book 2 in the Bromance Book Club Series, more goofy humor with a heavier plot line.

An eclectic anthology of speculative fiction written by up and coming POC authors.

An fun romance primarily from the guy’s perspective with a full peanut gallery of wholesome bros.

A fun start to a political space opera series.

A sprawling cast of characters all come together at the Big Oakland Powwow in this contemporary fiction focusing on the urban Native experience.

A well-researched overview of the issues impacting women’s health in the US and across the globe.

A light review for a fast, fun read.

A quick nonfiction read looking at environmental and societal triggers for our anxiety.

A quick review of a fluffy regency romance, perfect to break a reading slump or start the new year