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A Daring Rescue, Ferocious Dinosaurs, and a World Unlike Any Other

Whether you’re a fan of the first book, Sauragia, or entirely new to J.S. Allen’s unique fantasy world, you’re sure to love the adventure found in Journey to the Red Mountain. Ten years after the events of the first book, the dinosaurs of Saurahall are settled peacefully in the kingdom…

Katie BloomerDecember 17, 2024

Fiction Young Adult Young Adult - Featured

Dinosaurs Steal the Show in Fun YA Fantasy Adventure

Is that a dinosaur? Yes, it is … welcome to Jurassic Park. Just kidding! No, you haven’t stumbled upon some ill-conceived theme park, nor have you traveled 65 million years into the past. But that is, in fact, a dinosaur — several, actually. You’ve entered J.S. Allen’s unforgettable Sauragia. Here,…

BookTribNovember 29, 2021

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Powerful Female Warrior Fights Through a Grand Fantasy World

Looking for a powerful female warrior conquering the battlefield of a fantasy world grander than anything we’ve known? Then look no further than Andri E. Elia’s Queen of Highwings. Queen of Highwings is a companion novel to Elia’s Woldermaker of Yand trilogy and acts as a prequel to the trilogy’s…

BookTribSeptember 27, 2023

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Gladiator’s Epic Journey of Freedom and Self-Discovery

Rome itself will change after these games. Get ready for the next epic story of gladiator fights, found family and righteous causes in Soraya Rose’s debut novel, The Golden Warrior. Follow Cassius, the renowned Golden Warrior, on a journey of self-reflection that will change the fate of Rome. Unleash the…

Katie BloomerJune 19, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Viking Sagas, Crime Noir and Sci-Fi Collide in One Genre-Defying Graphic Novel

Graphic Novels. Comic books. Manga. These mediums that blur the lines between art and literature have long been bound by stigma. While being a pillar of pop culture, many have felt that these books are not to be taken seriously and pale in comparison to traditional novels when it comes…

Wyatt SemenukJuly 7, 2023

Book Club Network Fiction

Fighting Magic Fire with Magic Fire in the “Witches Protection Program”

What always struck me about the dark, cultish television series "True Blood" was how it portrayed a society in which vampires strutted around as a class onto themselves – thanks to a synthetic blood product -- interacting with humans in the normal fabric of things. That’s to say nothing of…

Jim AlkonJuly 16, 2019

Fiction

Urban Fantasy “How to Be a Badass Vigilante” Magically Thwarts LA Crime

Tight leather bodysuit? Check. Sleek getaway motorcycle? Check. Desire to thwart the plans of criminal masterminds and keep the city streets safe? Check, and check. Oh, if only fighting crime was as simple as that, but as readers will discover in Michael Anderle’s How to Be a Badass Vigilante: Book…

Chelsea CicconeFebruary 19, 2021

Listicles

15+ Fantasy Books to Read for AANHPI Heritage Month

As a big fantasy reader and as someone with a deep interest in Japanese art, history and mythology — which began with the manga I consumed in bulk as a pre-teen — I was overjoyed to see more and more Asian-esque fantasy covers pop up across social media and litter…

Katie BloomerMay 16, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Fighting Racism and Hate with Farce and Satire in Humorous Literary Novel

It’s the end of an ordinary day for Dwight Bridges: Poor business as usual at his Buick Dealership in Hoggzswallow Hollow, West Virginia. He blames his lack of sales on the 1970s gas crisis caused by “towel-headed sheiks holding back their oil” and the “swarthy, brooding influence” of “cutthroat Jewish…

Joanna PoncavageMarch 7, 2024

Fiction Fiction - Featured

Revolution Calls in Sarah J. Maas’s Spellbinding Sequel “House of Sky and Breath”

It’s hard getting back to normal after you just saved the world. That’s the struggle Bryce and Hunt find themselves dealing with in Sarah J. Maas’s newest release, House of Sky and Breath (Bloomsbury). This highly-anticipated sequel to the NYT bestseller House of Earth and Blood picks up in the…

BookTribMarch 9, 2022

Fiction Recommended

The Stakes Couldn’t Be Higher in the Grand Finale of a Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Series

Anna M. Elias is back with the thrilling third installment of The Vessels series. In The Return, the Vessels are once again in peril. With a deadly spirit threatening to make a return to the living realm, Link’s freedom is compromised and the program is under attack — the Vessels…

Abigail WhiteDecember 11, 2023

Fiction Listicles

6 Fantasy Adventures to Keep Your Blood Hot in Cold Weather

Are you looking for your next fantasy must-read? From wizards and werewolves to different worlds , we've pulled together some of our team's favorite fantasy series.

Wyatt SemenukMarch 11, 2024

Audiobooks Listicles

6 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Audiobooks from AudioFile’s Golden Voices

Are you a fan of science fiction and fantasy audiobooks? AudioFile's newly-crowned Golden Voice narrators have done phenomenal work in these genres. Kevin R. Free narrates the charming YA romance So This is Ever After, perfectly aligning his tone and style with the shenanigans of the plot. Arek is crowned king…

Alex RicheyJuly 12, 2023

Podcasts

Writers, Ink Podcast: Fantasy Author CL Polk Explains How She Crosses Genres in Her Work

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

Writers, InkMay 15, 2023

Audiobooks Listicles

Audiofile’s 5 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Audiobooks Featuring Fantastic Women

When I miss my mother, an intuitive woman with a sense of adventure, I like to imagine her living in the future—perhaps traveling through space on a sleek starship while counseling alien beings. So for Women’s History month, I’ve decided to celebrate the galaxy’s women and my timeless mother with…

Aurelia C. ScottApril 5, 2023

Fiction Miscellany Podcasts

Writers, Ink Podcast: Vaishnavi Patel Explains How She Hit the NYT List with Her Debut Novel

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

Writers, InkMarch 13, 2023

A Daring Rescue, Ferocious Dinosaurs, and a World Unlike Any Other

Dinosaurs Steal the Show in Fun YA Fantasy Adventure

Powerful Female Warrior Fights Through a Grand Fantasy World

Gladiator’s Epic Journey of Freedom and Self-Discovery

Viking Sagas, Crime Noir and Sci-Fi Collide in One Genre-Defying Graphic Novel

Fighting Magic Fire with Magic Fire in the “Witches Protection Program”

Urban Fantasy “How to Be a Badass Vigilante” Magically Thwarts LA Crime

15+ Fantasy Books to Read for AANHPI Heritage Month

Fighting Racism and Hate with Farce and Satire in Humorous Literary Novel

Revolution Calls in Sarah J. Maas’s Spellbinding Sequel “House of Sky and Breath”

The Stakes Couldn’t Be Higher in the Grand Finale of a Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Series

6 Fantasy Adventures to Keep Your Blood Hot in Cold Weather

6 Sci-Fi and Fantasy Audiobooks from AudioFile’s Golden Voices

Writers, Ink Podcast: Fantasy Author CL Polk Explains How She Crosses Genres in Her Work

Audiofile’s 5 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Audiobooks Featuring Fantastic Women

Writers, Ink Podcast: Vaishnavi Patel Explains How She Hit the NYT List with Her Debut Novel

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