Though I found the start painfully boring, ‘Only Bad Options’ soon morphed into a fun, action-packed adventure that I struggled to put down.
Science Fiction
January 2025 Monthly Spotlight
January brings with it a season of new beginnings—a new year, new resolutions, and even new relationships. As we begin this exciting journey, let’s remember that enjoying the ride is just as important as reaching our destinations. So, this year, let’s make sure to truly immerse ourselves in each story and adventure we encounter. To kick off this new quest, here are some promising releases hitting the shelves this month:
My 25 Most Anticipated Books for 2025
The books: A Sea of Unspoken Things by Adrienne Young (Fantasy, 7 Jan) Lightfall by Ed Crocker (Fantasy, 14 Jan) Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor (Science Fiction, 14 Jan) She Doesn’t Have a Clue by Jenny Elder Moke (Romance, 21 Jan) Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros (Fantasy, 21 Jan) A Killing Cold by Kate Alice Marshall (Thriller, 4 […]
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OF BLOOD AND FIRE by Ryan Cahill
‘Of Blood and Fire’ lays a strong, action-packed foundation that has me excited for the rest of this series!
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THE LOST METAL by Brandon Sanderson
‘The Lost Metal’ was a captivating, emotional rollercoaster that had me laughing, crying, and rooting for the main characters every step of the way.
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THE STONE SKY by N.K. Jemisin
Despite the slow start, I was blown away by the powerful conclusion ‘The Stone Sky’ gives this series.
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THE BANDS OF MOURNING by Brandon Sanderson
‘The Bands of Mourning’ was a delightful return to the fast-paced, light-hearted style that drew me into this series.
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SHADOWS OF SELF by Brandon Sanderson
‘Shadows of Self’ didn’t quite capture the fast-paced and lighthearted style I loved in the previous book, making it slightly less captivating.