…so that other flagging companies can come in and take over the market. Honestly, that’s pretty blah, yeah? So what makes the story in that show so amazing? In my…
…they’re forced to reckon with their assumptions about the superhero community: Kimberly’s, that superheroes are actually heroic, and Eddie’s, that all superheroes are terrible. They have distinctive voices that make…
…and gritty” epic fantasy series about a crime boss, Tomas Piety, who comes home from the war to find that everything his family built before he left has been taken…
…not fall for Morgan’s boyfriend, Clay. Liv’s always assumed that he was a bad boy type, but she comes to realize that she’s completely misunderstood his situation. But can she…
…Muse and assistant librarian. As they travel from afterlife (hello Valhalla!) to earth and back, they have to outsmart the forces of Heaven and confront their own complicated pasts, both…
…idea they were up to. There’s a whole complex world that we only get glimpses of. Muir lays her groundwork carefully enough that readers won’t feel completely at sea, but,…
…should know that ahead of time. Apart from being set in the same world, this is a completely different story. Don’t be upset about it though. Mark Lawrence is a…
…and black. And yet they’re the fastest of friend. Have each other’s backs, even if one thinks the other crazy. Know each other better than anyone else does. Find comfort…
…people in a group as they struggle and learn brings a level of commitment and loyalty that comes out in every aspect of who they are. The magical element in…