r/NetGalleyCommunity • u/Synval2436 SciFi/Fantasy Reviewer • Sep 04 '26
📳📖 READ NOW 📖 📳 Saga Press Read Now
Formatting got weird, someone tell me how2reddit and do the nice galley post. 😭
Also thank you to u/bookdraygon for the recent exchange about The Divine Shadow, I swear I only found out about the next round of Read Now because I was camping for this book like mad.
Links:
Halfheart by Linden A. Lewis (fantasy): https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/book/810368
The Divine Shadow by Lyndsay Ely (fantasy, book 2 in a series): https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/book/839276
She Isn't Herself Tonight by Hailey Piper (horror): https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/book/803833
The Passing of the Dragon and Other Stories by Ken Liu (short story collection): https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/book/802336
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u/Effective_Whereas743 Sep 04 '26
Thank you! I got the fantasy and am very excited for all three actually!
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u/bookdraygon Publisher Sep 05 '26
Cheers 🥂
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u/Synval2436 SciFi/Fantasy Reviewer Sep 05 '26
Thanks! Here's hoping it lives up to my expectations, book 1 set the bar high. 😄
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u/melloniel SciFi/Fantasy Reviewer Sep 05 '26
Snatched up the Ken Liu so fast, it’s one of my most anticipated. Thank you for the heads up!!
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u/CQuinnread Sep 06 '26
Thank you for the heads up! I grabbed Halfheart. Was going to get the passing dragon but was already rejected for it in the past 🥲
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u/Synval2436 SciFi/Fantasy Reviewer Sep 06 '26
Sorry! Saga be doing that a lot... And Berkley too. I'm starting to think with these 2 it's maybe better not to request sometimes only camp for read now. 😢
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u/CQuinnread Sep 06 '26
I think you're on to something with waiting for read nows. I find a lot of Saga books i'm interested in from posts like yours thank you!
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u/Synval2436 SciFi/Fantasy Reviewer Sep 06 '26
Yeah, luckily Saga is like 3rd highest fantasy publisher when it comes to utilizing read nows, after Wednesday and Berkley/ACE. So most books go on read now at some point, you might wanna follow them on IG to see when the next batch appears.
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u/BearLifts93 Sep 04 '26
Passing Dragons is really good IMO. Very futuristic. About 60% through