SFINCS Review: Dark Heart of Ilmoure by Cara Delaney

Today’s review is about DARK HEART OF ILMOURE by Cara Delaney. It’s a standalone novella in which a young woman returns home to pay respects to her recently-passed nephew. However, something isn’t quite right and when she starts to dig deeper, the townsfolk begin to notice.

SFINCS logoThis review is brought to you by my participation in the Speculative Fiction Indie Novella Championship (SFINCS). SFINCS, pronounced “sphinx”, is a yearly competition to recognize, honor, and celebrate the talent and creativity present in the indie community. It’s a sister competition to both SPFBO and SPSFC, and it highlights greatness in the novella format in all areas of speculative fiction (fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc.). I am part of Team Behind the Musings. You can find out more about us here.

Author: Cara Delaney
Series: None
Age Category: Adult
Publisher: Self-Published
Publish Date: December 26, 2022
Print Length: 151
Purchase: Amazon

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SFINCS Review: The Firetongue Heir by Elyse Thomson

Today’s review is about THE FIRETONGUE HEIR by Elyse Thomson. It’s a prequel novella to the eastern Roman Empire-inspired Mages of Oblivion series. With elemental magic, political scheming, and forbidden love, there’s something here for everyone.

SFINCS logoThis review is brought to you by my participation in the Speculative Fiction Indie Novella Championship (SFINCS). SFINCS, pronounced “sphinx”, is a yearly competition to recognize, honor, and celebrate the talent and creativity present in the indie community. It’s a sister competition to both SPFBO and SPSFC, and it highlights greatness in the novella format in all areas of speculative fiction (fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc.). I am part of Team Behind the Musings. You can find out more about us here.

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Publication Day: Nameless Queen by Marie Sinadjan

Join me today to wish a happy publication day to NAMELESS QUEEN: A PROPHECIES OF RAGNAROK STORY! This is a prequel short story to The Prophecies of Ragnarok trilogy perfect for readers who enjoy urban fantasy and Norse mythology. You can purchase NAMELESS QUEEN here for $0.99! Read on to learn more about NAMELESS QUEEN.

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SFINCS Review: We’re All Monsters Here by Amy Marsden

Today’s review is about WE’RE ALL MONSTERS HERE by Amy Marsden. It’s a novella about a vampire who bides her time to take down the Board of an oil company. This quick read is perfect for those who want a heavy helping of vigilantism and a dash of sapphic romance.

SFINCS logoThis review is brought to you by my participation in the Speculative Fiction Indie Novella Championship (SFINCS). SFINCS, pronounced “sphinx”, is a yearly competition to recognize, honor, and celebrate the talent and creativity present in the indie community. It’s a sister competition to both SPFBO and SPSFC, and it highlights greatness in the novella format in all areas of speculative fiction (fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc.). I am part of Team Behind the Musings. You can find out more about us here.

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Publication Day: Compass Points by Jillian Witt

It’s time to wish a happy publication day to COMPASS POINTS by Jillian Witt! Many may already know Jillian from Myth and Magic Book Club. So it’s always fun to see a fellow book worm adventure on the flip side and write their own story. Congratulations, Jillian!

COMPASS POINTS is the first installment of a self-published New Adult romantic fantasy series inspired by the U.S. National Parks. This book will appeal to readers who love fae stories, enemies to lovers, fake dating, and a fight to save their world from a dangerous mist.

You can purchase COMPASS POINTS on Amazon. Continue reading to learn more about this book. I also have an excerpt for you all!

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