Carrie Harris

“Carrie Harris has a fun style that I just love. She uses a lot of humour and great visuals when she writes that keep me laughing out loud”
– Cosmic Circus

“Aconyte Books’ Marvel range is an enjoyable alternative history of the Marvel universe with every installment being excellent. I recommend these books to all Marvel comics fans and want to assure them that they have nothing to fear from the longer prose format as it allows their favourite hero or villain to be fleshed out in a deeper way that comics can’t always achieve. I would go so far as to say that this range is one of the best things currently coming out under the Marvel banner.”

–Kid Ferrous

“I recommend these books to all Marvel comics fans and want to assure them that they have nothing to fear from the longer prose format as it allows their favourite hero or villain to be fleshed out in a deeper way that comics can’t always achieve. I would go so far as to say that this range is one of the best things currently coming out under the Marvel banner.”

– Waterstones

“This is a fantastic book for all Marvel fans to enjoy, I would particularly underline the importance of Doctor Strange and Ms. Marvel if their fanbases are eager for more canon content ahead of MCU releases.”

– Waterstones

“I really enjoyed seeing the perspectives of different heroes–and even villains! It was a fun light read and although I hadn’t read the previous book, I was still able to follow along. Kamala and Luke Cage’s chapters were my favorites, honestly.”

– The Story Graph

“The fun part was really seeing the characters work together and try to figure out what’s going on. Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel are among my favourite Marvel characters and they team up for a good chunk of this book. Outstanding”

– PEI Bookworm

“The plot is tight, well-paced, and thought out. We slowly learn what is happening for alternative perspectives and to see how it all fits together with the Master’s plan is fantastic.”

– What You Tolkien About

“I gave Shadow Avengers five stars. These Marvel prose novels continue to be among my favorites to read and review. I’m looking forward to future volumes in the series.”
– Chris L. Owens

“Honestly Shadow Avengers is a pure delight. It will definitely be enjoyed by fans of the books and showcases the wonderful possibilities the Crisis Protocol tabletop game holds. Not to mention we have a wonderful cast of characters.”
– What You Tolkien About

“This reminded me, in a very good way, of a 90’s Marvel comic series called Secret Defenders. It was a quick read that I would recommend to most Marvel fans (old or new).”
– Martin’s View

“There’s a way Carrie writes, that brings the superheros and even Villains to life. Honestly I can’t explain it, but she didn’t miss in the personality department for each characters.”
– Owls Reading Books

“The book is stupidly funny, I read it in a couple of days and it made me happy… After reading I find myself with 2 thoughts: look for the next one to take and I’m sorry that DC doesn’t have something similar.”
– Primus Crom Cthulhu

“Shadow Avengers is a good follow-up to Target Kree, a book that took the small hints and promises at the end of that book and gives readers something exciting as the pay-off. It manages to pack in the action, gives just enough mystery to keep readers guessing what might come next, and features some great depictions of some of Marvel’s biggest characters.”
– Trans-Scribe

“The plot is tight and well paced and thought out. We slowly learn what is happening for alternative perspectives and to see how it all fits together with the Master’s plan is fantastic.”
– What You Tolkien About

“Carrie Harris has a good handle on each of the characters, and she ensures each one gets equal exposure: something which is not always easy in a multi-character story.”
– Kid Ferrous Reviews

“This reminded me, in a very good way, of a 90’s Marvel comic series called Secret Defenders. It was a quick read that I would recommend to most Marvel fans (old or new).”
– Martin’s View

“It was wonderful to see Jennifer Kale, Satana Hellstrom and Topaz get more love and attention and come to life in this perfect book.”
– Track of Words

“Rounding out the new releases is Shadow Avengers, written by Carrie Harris and part of the Crisis Protocol series. Doctor Strange’s Shadow Avengers, brought together earlier to stop Dormammu, are now falling apart—just as Dormammu returns, using Loki, Venom and Green Goblin as his pawns.”
– Screen Rant

“I really liked how the characters who haven’t always seen eye too eye were forced to come together against a common enemy.”
– Lady Reading 365

“I gave Witches Unleashed five stars. I always enjoy the adventures of lesser-known heroes and learning more about them. The interactions among the three witches and between Ghost Rider and the witches provided lots of insight into their character and added extra depth to all of the action.”
– Chris L. Owens

“Carrie Harris shows that she’s not just great at writing interesting interpersonal moments, but can craft exciting and engaging action sequences as Ghost Rider and the witches take on some powerful foes across the book.”
– Trans-Scribe

“Harris weaves a fast-paced narrative that allows each character to shine. I would recommend this novel to Marvel fans who enjoy a deep dive into the supernatural side of that universe, or to action story fans in general.”

– Martin’s View

“I loved the relationships and dynamics between the characters. The banter, the bickering, the support… it was all spot on. I also love how Carrie have made the ladies move on from what they are in the comics. They joke about the clothes they used to wear, they acknoledge toxic relationships and grow in self confidence and power.”

– Simply a Book Drunkard

“Witches Unleashed was a ride for me. Definitely enjoyed this one.”

– Sophia’s Book Club

“Carrie Harris does not disappoint with this fast paced novel. It is a perfect mixture of serious, amusing and action. The characterisation was perfect and the trio’s personalities mixed so well, each bringing their own personality and demons to the table, creating a rather unstoppable force.”

– What You Tolkien About

“New and exciting. And incredibly good… Triage and Tempus rule. They’re richly written, funny, interesting teens battling their insecurities… This book really is a giant triumph for Harris… This is an incredible book. Highest recommend.”
– The Omniplex

“While strongly tied into the lore of the long-running Marvel franchise, it’s mostly fresh, well executed, and gives some depth to the characters and their relationships.”
– The Review Curmudgeon

“An action-packed adventure… this is definitely worth checking out.”
– Track of Words

“Liberty & Justice For All isn’t your standard X-Men adventure, it’s one that focuses more on the human (or mutant) journey that happens to these characters, it spends quiet moments with its characters and lets the reader get into their heads and see the effect this life would have on someone. It might not be what you’d be initially drawn to an X-Men book for, but it’s what you’ll come away loving and wanting more of.”
– Trans-Scribe

“Harris adds a depth to the antagonists often missing in other depictions of these characters in other media and uses it to remind readers that just as no hero is infallible, no villain is without their better angels. Harris favors nuance over mustache-twirling, and in that choice lies the heart of the story… an engaging and entertaining story.”
– GeekDad

“Liberty & Justice For All centers on two exceptional students and their daring exploits as mutant heroes as they face their ultimate test when they answer a call for help.”
– Marvel.com, Exclusive first chapters of Liberty & Justice for All

“Liberty & Justice For All is the first prose novel of the Xavier’s Institute line, which follows the young members of the New Charles Xavier School for Mutants. The releases in this line will explore stories of adventure, defiance, and growth as these characters discover their abilities and their place in the world.”
– Marvel.com: Marvel’s ‘Xavier’s Institute’ Prose Novel Line Launches This Fall