Discover Eon: Dragoneye Reborn by Alison Goodman — a YA fantasy of dragons, identity, and court intrigue. In this 4/5 review, Izaic Yorks explores a world of magic, growth, and power where self-discovery drives the story.

Curl up, make a spiced drink, and let these fall fantasy reads for YA & adult readers carry you from misty forests to warm hearths. This list combines high/epic adventures, cozy slice-of-life fantasy, litRPG teeth-gnashers for Halloween, and a few contemporary indie gems curated for readers who live somewhere between booktok clips and old-school bookstacks.

So, your crew’s burned through all seven Narnia books, or maybe you’ve worn out The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings like an old favorite hoodie. What’s next, right? I’ve been there—as a kid I once blitzkrieged Lewis’s series in a summer, leaving me digging for more. That’s where this list comes in: ten Christian fantasy novels that hit the sweet spot of wonder, adventure, and faith. Some are kid-friendly, some lean darker for teens or adults, but all are worth your time...

I really did enjoy this book. In the same way you can love an over-the-top action movie that skips past logic for the sake of spectacle, Heavenbreaker delivers raw, fast-paced fun. It’s like Gundam meets high fantasy with a splash of Evangelion—where space knights duel in giant mech suits powered by a strange, possibly alien, intelligence. The story follows Synali Hauteclare, a bastard noble with a score to settle. And she’s settling it one brutal space joust at a time.

The world of animated storytelling just got a new contender. Gabriel and the Guardians, the latest faith-based epic from Angel Studios.

A REVIEW OF: To Sleep In A Sea of Stars - 3.5 Stars The old Bait & Switch. To Sleep in a Sea of Stars is a primary example of a bait and...