The Seventh Sister opens with a prologue that will hook readers with its clever use of foreshadowing. It’s one of those prologues that, when the story concludes, it all clicks into place in a satisfying way. And it also hints at more experiences between the characters that I would love to read about.

Jump is a dystopian science fiction novel sure to entice any reader looking for time travel, plot twists, and dimensional science.

With hints of magic and complex characters, The Drowned Heir is the perfect bite-sized novella for readers needing a fast-paced, darker tale out on the open seas.

The way D.L. Orton is able to continue main character storylines while twisting them into new times and dimensions is delightful. And with how Lost Time ends, readers will need more answers than they can hope to see in book three.

The Butcher’s Lot is for readers who enjoy LGBTQ+ tales of forbidden romance with gothic overtones and settings.