
I absolutely LOVED The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, but its sequel, The Knave and the Moon? Well, we need to talk. Returning to the Stonewater Kingdom should have been magical, but this gothic fantasy romance...


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Signup to Generate a PitchCyn's Workshop is hosted by Cyn. The show has published 584 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Knave and the Moon Review | A Disappointing Fantasy Sequel Saved by Bartholomew?" (29 October 2026, 12 minutes), "Survival Show by Juno Dawson | The Hunger Games Meets American Idol!" (27 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Magic Bites Review | Vampires, Hidden Magic & a Romance That Divided Me" (20 October 2026, 8 minutes).
Cyn's Workshop publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 584 episodes.
Booking probability for Cyn's Workshop is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cyn's Workshop requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cyn's Workshop's contact route on record: verified email.
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I absolutely LOVED The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, but its sequel, The Knave and the Moon? Well, we need to talk. Returning to the Stonewater Kingdom should have been magical, but this gothic fantasy romance...

What if American Idol met The Hunger Games—and losing meant dying? Today I'm reviewing Survival Show by Juno Dawson, a gripping YA dystopian thriller that combines deadly competition, reality television, political...

Vampires, hidden magic, a fierce warrior princess, and a romance that left me with some serious thoughts? Oh, we need to talk! ✨ Today I'm reviewing Magic Bites from the Tales of the Shadow Folk, a fast-paced fantasy...

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What happens when a scatterbrained witch accidentally summons a ridiculously attractive demon? Apparently, you get a quirky, magical romance that's perfect for fall! Today I'm reviewing The Witch Fix by Kennedy Rhodes...

September was another slower reading month, but you know what? I'm perfectly okay with that! ✨ Between writing my next book, working through another round of manuscript edits, and juggling everyday life, I finished 10...

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Today I’m reviewing The Lure of Wolves and Whispers, and this fantasy completely surprised me! What initially feels like a familiar deadly-competition story quickly becomes something much bigger, with rebellion...

Today I’m reviewing Blood Over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang, and I genuinely have no notes. This book was incredible. It gave me everything I want from fantasy: compelling characters, fascinating worldbuilding, a unique...

Today I’m reviewing A Feather So Black by Lyra Selene, and this was one of those fantasy books that completely consumed me. I was physically reading it whenever I could—and switching to the audiobook whenever life...

Today I’m reviewing Missing Girls and Lost Boys by H. Elliott, a dark reimagining of Peter Pan that takes the familiar story of missing children and transforms it into something much more sinister. This one plays with...

August did not go according to my TBR plans. I went into the month with another wildly ambitious reading goal and finished 10 books—but surprisingly, it wasn’t because I was reading bad books. Between reader fatigue...

Today I’m reviewing Umbra by Catalina Matei, a dark fantasy romance and the first book in the Echoes of Fate series. ✨ Released August 27, 2026, Umbra kicks off a brand-new fantasy series blending dark fantasy and...

Today I’m reviewing It’s About Time by Carol J. Perry, the first book in the Wicked Salem Mystery series and a spin-off of her popular Witch City Mysteries. ⏰ Published June 30, 2026, this new series brings us back to...

Today I’m reviewing When Flowers Wilt by G.E. Masters, the first book in the Deal with the Devil duet—a sapphic paranormal romance that brings supernatural intrigue and romance together in one seductive story. As the...

Today I’m reviewing Shadow Reaper, a dark fantasy adventure packed with dangerous magic, secrets, and a world where survival comes with a price. Tune in for my spoiler-free thoughts as I break down the characters...

Today I’m reviewing We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor, the first book in the Bobiverse series—a sci-fi adventure that combines artificial intelligence, space exploration, existential questions, and a...

Today I’m reviewing Heir by Sabaa Tahir, the first book in a new duology set in the world of the An Ember in the Ashes series. Returning to this world means returning to its complicated politics, dangerous power...

It’s time for my July Reading Wrap-Up! After June’s reading fatigue hit me hard, July was all about getting back into the groove, tackling my TBR, and—because apparently I enjoy giving myself impossible...

Today I’m reviewing Vicious Miscreations by Jenn Neal, the first book in The Fractured Worlds series—a New Adult dark urban fantasy pitched as Six of Crows meets Arcane, with one particularly deadly twist: the plants...

Today I’m reviewing The Secret Astronomers by Jessica Walker—a visually striking YA novel that turns an old astronomy textbook into the heart of an intimate story about connection, identity, and finding someone who...

Today I’m reviewing A Ballad of Falling Dragons by Sarah A. Parker, the highly anticipated sequel to When the Moon Hatched—and while I didn’t love it quite as much as the first book, that second half absolutely...
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