Let’s start with an introduction: Who is Breanna Teintze?
I’m a mom, a nurse, and I once set myself on fire cooking peas (it’s okay, I put it out, I was fine). I write books about the sort of people who have also probably set themselves on fire cooking peas.
Your debut novel, Lord of Secrets, will be published by Jo Fletcher Books in July. It looks really interesting: How would you introduce it to a potential reader? Is it part of a series?
When I was writing Lord of Secrets I described it as my “puzzles and explosions” book. If you like fast action, creepy temples, snarky humor, and magic people grappling with family difficulties, you’ll like this book. Also: skeletons.
It’s the first book in a series called The Empty Gods. I’m working on edits for book two in the series at the moment, which could be described as Relationship Goals But Also There’s Mummies. Continue reading
Let’s start with an introduction: Who is Alexander Dan Vilhjálmsson?
An anthology of Age of Sigmar short fiction, which serves very well as an introduction
Molly Southbourne returns: on the run, and maybe carrying another secret…?
Today, we have the annotated first chapter of Sean Grigsby‘s latest novel, Ash Kickers — the sequel to Smoke Eaters. Published this week by Angry Robot Books, the author has added some commentary about the story and his writing. First, though, here’s the synopsis:
Let’s start with an introduction: Who is Evan Winter?
I only learned about David Wragg‘s upcoming novel, The Black Hawks via the recent uptick in mentions on Twitter — ARCs have been made and (maybe) sent out to a luck few reviewers, and it is starting to generate some good buzz. The cover is attention-grabbing — same artist as for R.F. Kuang’s 
Let’s start with an introduction: Who is Angus Macallan?
Welcome back to CR! For new readers, let’s begin with a quick introduction: Who is Peter McLean?
Civilian Reader 