Book cover: “Twilight Covenant” by Whitney Hill (Benu Media, 2024)

A rousing conclusion to both the Trickster Cycle and Shadows of Otherside. Arden signs off in style, as she (and no doubt Hill) finally grows tired of pulling punches in the fight for rights and recognition. A breathless, one-sitting read, gloriously cathartic! #TwilightCovenant #ShadowsofOtherside

Book cover: “Trickster Magic (Shadows of Otherside #9)” by Whitney Hill (Benu Media, 2023)

With Otherside stripped of its magic, Hill may have misstepped slightly in shifting the focus away from the mundane crisis. Instead, generic quest tropes drag Arden into fantasy realms that are too easily navigated, and less impactful than we’ve come to expect. #TricksterMagic #ShadowsOfOtherside

Book cover: “Temporal Gifts” by Whitney Hill (Benu Media, 2023)

More of the glorious same. Arden’s best intentions bring nothing but trouble in a world plagued by duplicitous humans, Othersiders and gods. The story moves faster than ever, for once ending not on a cathartic up-note but rather calamity fraught with anticipation. #TemporalGifts #ShadowsOfOtherside

Book cover: “Talion Rule” by Whitney Hill (Benu Media, 2023)

A genuine page-turner. Arden grows ever more powerful and assured, yet struggles under the sheer weight of human and Otherside prejudices she’s forced to deal with. Hill deftly piles trouble upon trouble, investing readers in both the urban fantasy and the allegory. #TalionRule #ShadowsofOtherside