Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil had everything I've come to expect from Schwab: morally grey characters in desperate situations, moody vibes, addictive prose, and an impeccable gothic atmosphere. It felt like a love letter to fans with its nods to some of Schwab's previous works.

Kori reviews A Dark and Drowning Tide, a dark fantasy featuring an expedition, folklore, a murder mystery, academic rivals, and sapphic romance.

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A Spindle Splintered can easily be devoured in one sitting, and not just because it's only 128 pages. This retelling is fun, humorous, empow