Freya Davies - Editorial Expert

This novel beautifully retells the classic story of Dracula with a queer reimagining of Dracula’s Brides, and is utterly spellbinding.  Following the first bride of Dracula, Constanta, the protagonist retells her story through a series of letters, reshaping a previously forgotten female narrative into one of power, glory, and strength.  Travelling all around Europe, the book examines the fragility and greed of humanity through the lens of the supernatural, exploring into the myths of vampires, S.T Gibson offers a new perspective on vampirism; the fascinating lure of an immortal predator. The novel has a great ... View Full Review

Set during an ancient war, with tragedy and uncertainty plaguing the hearts of the people of Cambria, two people use their voices to empower the unheard. Two previous academic rivals, Roman and Iris, unknowingly communicate with one another through their mystical typewriters, comforting each other during a time of isolation and fear. Working as journalists, both protagonists journey down to the front line to report on the war, risking their lives and families to deliver the truth to those who have been blindsided. Meeting new characters along the way, Roman and Iris go on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering hidden ... View Full Review