Gern

Dark fantasy done well with strong characters

Vampires but very original take on the idea

Not the usual time travel story. Found the different approach interesting and characters engaging.

Dark 40k Warhammer story with a good mix of likable characters, action, and mystery.

Music, time travel, hologram space pirates, this story was a wild ride 

Very good writing, even at moments where the plot was getting worse the style of the writing stayed engaging. 

Ever wanted to see a story where the main character would simply like to be left alone. Oh and it is on a different planet in the future where somethings are very different and humanity is both hopeful and self sabotaging. Good story some pacing points I had a little trouble with but enjoyed the ride to the end.

Split narratives woven together for an interesting conclusion. Very strong sense of setting.

Solid set of tales for a winter season standout favorites would be Thwaite's Tenant by Imogen Hermes Gowar and The Eel Singers by Natasha Pulley

Sci Fi dystopian with humor and plants? Fairly touching characters served with a side of British survival through dark times. 

An interesting twist on Haunted House, complex families, small town, and grieving.

Believable characters, very interesting setting, Historical YA Mystery done very well. The Plot kept me guessing with good pacing. 

Darkly tense story that keeps you guessing to near the end. Good twists and complicated characters.

Strong setting, wonderful characters, interesting twist on alien encounters and ecological concerns. Pov changes frequently to a point where the city's people more than anyone character are just as strong of a focus. Ultimately a wild ride not a typical entry in sci-fi or literary genres 

A thoughtful look at a taboo subject, history, and humanity. The humor, humanity, and painstaking research shows in each chapter. A very worthwhile read. 

Enjoyable characters, punchy humor, and a plot with some effective twists. World building was well done and if a sequel comes about would look forward to it. 

Enjoyed overall plot but more so the earlier portion of the story. Towards mid to end balance of action to plot changed fairly dramatically in favor of action. Ending was interesting but felt it was more setup for sequel then satisfying.

Similar to the first collection in the series we have a strong set of murder mystery story lines set against a 30s era America. Elements of race, sexism, and main characters that hold ideals different then much of the surrounding cast. We get to see the relationship with Dian and Wesley evolve over the various story archs in a satisfying manner. Additionally, we gain the first bit of insight into the butler like character of Humphreys and some fleshing out of other characters as well. All said a solid continuation of the series.

Darrow, Servo, Pax, oh where to start. Martyrdom, sci fi, world building, consistent fast paced action scenes, if any of these sound good to you this may be a worthy read for you. To me this felt like Hunger games meets Warhammer 40k if that gives any reader of this something to work with. For a basic synopsis the existing descriptions do it fair justice but I would say be prepared to stick with the main character Darrow through some transformation, plot twists, and some crazy adaption to changing circumstances. My one critique is hopefully resolved later in the series but aside from Darrow many of the other characters could be fleshed out more. I enjoyed my time here and from what I have heard the series only gets stronger as you move further into the series. So guess I am in for quite a ride. 

Was not sure what to expect, for a sometimes suicide squad fan this was more of a fun read then I expected. Some good twists, a total recasting of who is important, some touching moments, and a fair bit of the dark humor you would expect. Worth the ride.

Good twists and reveals about characters we are still getting to know. Love how Knuckle Duster and Pop Step just kind of move in with Koichi and he rolls with it. Little tie ins to the MHA main story line along with plenty of it's own plot have kept it interesting for me. 

Political intrigue, villainy, and grand humor. At this point in the series it feels like the cast is all on stage and the setup of the situation has been established allowing for the action to commence. As the stakes raise and we see further detail on the characters I feel more invested and look forward to seeing where it goes from here.

A very promising start to a spin off series. The characters are interesting and I think with further development they will be very entertaining. It is good to see a different side to the My Hero Academia world. Definitely rooting for the downtrodden seeming main character.

A fan of the story line characters, was nice to see Stefan's van. The art is good and enjoyed the prequel portion. For graphic novel adaptions of this work I recommend it but would suggest those with time and interest take the time to read the novels as well and use this as a nice quick refresher or visit back to familiar territory.

A fun blend of superhero and young adult coming of age themes. Midoriya our protagonist is a poignant example of someone with the drive to do good but without the advantages more common to those he is growing up around. 
For those who may already be familiar with the anime it is still an enjoyable story to revisit and catch some of the notes by the author and artist.