SUMMON FANTASY REVIEWS

30 Aug 2023
A Gripping Techno-Thriller Fueled by Love and Dystopia: “The Price of Safety” by Michael C. Bland
Exploring Family Bonds, Technological Suspense, and Ethical Dilemmas in 'The Price of Safety' – A Compelling Review (Read more)

10 Jul 2023
The Crown of Oaths and Curses - Book Review
Delve into the captivating world of "The Crown of Oathes and Curses" by J. Bree, where enemies collide, fate intertwines, and love struggles to find its place. (Read more)

04 Jul 2023
Kill Your Darlings by L.E. Harper - Book Review
Abook that blends fantasy with poignant reflections on mental health. (Read more)

26 Jun 2023
Toby and the Silver Blood Witches by Sally Doherty - Book Review
A captivating tale that combines magic, adventure, and the challenges of being a young carer in a heartwarming and thought-provoking narrative. (Read more)

19 Jun 2023
Betrayal of the Court by Heather G. Harris - Book Review
"Betrayal of the Court" is a riveting blend of action, humor, and a captivating storyline that demands to be seen through to its conclusion. (Read more)

15 Jun 2023
Celeste and The Witch Garden by Jude Gwynaire - Book Review
A whimsical and enchanting fantasy journey, blending comedy, wonder, and a touch of Terry Pratchett's Discworld magic. (Read more)

07 Jun 2023
Kojiro by Khalil A Barnett - Book review
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Kojiro" by Khalil Barnett, a sword & sorcery fantasy novel that blurs the boundaries between reality and myth, weaving together powerful Asian legends with a tale of personal redemption and global consequences. (Read more)

06 Jun 2023
When Oceans Rise by Robin Alvarez - Book review
With its elegant portrayal of real-life struggles intertwined with Filipino mythology, "When Oceans Rise" by Robin Alvarez is a captivating YA fantasy that immerses readers in a culturally rich and emotionally charged narrative. (Read more)

08 May 2023
The Last Stand by Anna Mocikat - Book Review
With each book, the series gets darker, more intense, and more jaw-dropping, and “Last Stand” is no exception. (Read more)