The Will of the Many by James Islington is a fantasy masterpiece that blends intricate world-building, compelling characters, and a thought-provoking exploration of societal power dynamics. Join me as I dive into this richly imagined world and uncover why it deserves its acclaim.

When Grady Green’s wife vanishes without a trace, his life begins to spiral. Alice Feeney’s Beautiful Ugly weaves a tense tale of isolation, grief, and the unexpected, all set on a remote island where nothing is as it seems.

Wuthering Heights is more than a tale of love and revenge—it’s a haunting exploration of grief, isolation, and the moral choices that shape our lives. In this spoiler-filled review, I reflect on the generational impact of the characters’ actions and the hard-earned redemption that brings hope to a stormy tale.

What happens when therapy crosses the line into obsession? Faith Gardner’s The Mirror House Girls lures readers into the unsettling world of Simon and his group of vulnerable young women, exploring themes of fear, manipulation, and the slow descent into cult-like dependency. With a creeping tension that gets under your skin, this psychological thriller will leave you questioning everything—and loving every minute of it.

Dark, twisted, and wickedly compelling, Victorian Psycho by Virginia Feito dives deep into the mind of a governess unbound by morality. Discover how this gothic horror balances chilling violence, sharp humor, and an unflinching look at class and oppression in Victorian England.