Tag: “Sylvi Morgan Reviews”



  • Fetal Position – book review

    Fetal Position – book review

    Image source Fetal Position by Carolyn Huynh is out from Atria Books on December 8, 2026, and I read it early through NetGalley. Description The author of the Good Morning America Book Club pick The Fortunes of Jaded Women returns with a speculative novel in which a burnt-out corporate employee joins a start-up that promises… Read more

  • Strange Bedfellows A Novel – Review

    Strange Bedfellows A Novel – Review

    Strange Bedfellows A Novel – Book Review: a dark, steamy tale of witches, familiars, and a love tangled in secrets and stolen hearts. Read more

  • A Paranormal Therapist’s Guide to Divorce and Falling in Love Again by Sylvia Steere – Book Review

    A Paranormal Therapist’s Guide to Divorce and Falling in Love Again by Sylvia Steere – Book Review

    A chaotic, humorous, and surprisingly heartfelt urban fantasy, A Paranormal Therapist’s Guide to Divorce and Falling in Love Again delivers relatable characters, witty banter, and a mystery that keeps you guessing. Highly recommended for fans of paranormal romance and dark humor. Read more

  • Trad Wife – Book Review

    Trad Wife – Book Review

    A review of Trad Wife by Sarah Langan—a chilling horror novel about a journalist uncovering the dark secrets behind a trad wife influencer. Atmospheric, unsettling, and deeply rewarding. Read more

  • The Traveler – Audiobook Review

    The Traveler – Audiobook Review

    A heart-wrenching debut about time, love, and the bond between father and son. My full audiobook review of The Traveler by Joseph Eckert. Read more

  • A Trade of Blood – Book Review

    A Trade of Blood – Book Review

    Ana and Din return in a world where mycelial strangeness bleeds into something darker — and far more dangerous. Robert Jackson Bennett delivers a fantasy-mystery that rewards patience and punishes assumptions. Read more

  • A Drop of Corruption

    A Drop of Corruption

    Sylvi Morgan reviews A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett—a razor-sharp fantasy mystery with unforgettable characters and a world that lingers. Read more

  • The Many

    The Many

    Sylvain Neuvel’s The Many book review—a bold, thought-provoking sci-fi tale exploring identity, consciousness, and what it means to be human. Read more

  • Sula

    Sula

    A lyrical review of Toni Morrison’s Sula, exploring its haunting portrayal of love, betrayal, and survival. Reviewed by Sylvi Morgan. Read more

  • The Death of Vivek Oji

    The Death of Vivek Oji

    A lyrical, visceral review of Akwaeke Emezi’s The Death of Vivek Oji. Exploring grief, identity, and the macabre beauty of Emezi’s prose. Read more


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