[REVIEW] TRIUMPH OF THE WIZARD KING
The Wizard King Trilogy comes to a close, offering plenty of twists and emotional character arcs before its mostly satisfying conclusion.
[LIST] JULY STAFF PICKS
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[LIST] JUNE STAFF PICKS
Want to know what some of the Geek’d Out staff are digging this month? Check out our June staff picks for some solid recommendations.
[REVIEW] ‘RABBITS’ UNRAVELS NEW MYSTERIES FROM THE POPULAR PODCAST
Conspiracy theories, reality-altering cosmic powers, and pop-culture references abound in Rabbits, the debut novel from Terry Miles.
[REVIEW] ORIGINAL SIN: FROM PREACHER’S KID TO THE CREATION OF CINEMASINS
This light-hearted read lets you in on the life and mind of Jeremy Scott. It’s what I went in for, and it’s exactly what I got.
[REVIEW] ‘IN THE RAVENOUS DARK’ BRINGS BLOOD MAGIC TO LIFE
Blood magic, revolution, vampires, and queer romance collide in A. M. Strickland’s intriguing new novel In the Ravenous Dark.
[REVIEW] ‘THE BEAUTIFUL ONES’ BLENDS LOVE AND MAGIC IN THIS CHARMING HISTORICAL ROMANCE
Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s The Beautiful Ones interweaves class structure, expectations, and magic with the consequences of first love.
[REVIEW] ‘FANTASTIC FOUR: LIFE STORY #1’ IS A DARKER TAKE ON MARVEL’S FIRST FAMILY
Fantastic Four: Life Story #1 explores what would happen if the Fantastic Four started their spacefaring superheroics in the real 1960s.
[REVIEW] ‘PRETERNATURAL: EVOLUTION’ IS A PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR JOURNEY
Welcome to Meadowsville, the setting of the disturbing, psychological horror story, Preternatural: Evolution.