A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin

19 August 2014 Nikki R 0

Since I’m not one to follow trends, when I heard that A Games of Thrones (the TV show) was based on a book series, I shrugged them both off. It probably wasn’t that good, I told myself, just like most trends tend to be. But recently the hubs and I decided to give […]

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Flight from Hell by Yasmine Galenorn

7 August 2014 Nicole 0

Sometimes I’m just in the mood for a dark, nitty-gritty UF. I can always count on  Yasmine Galenorn to give me a dark and gritty story, and her latest novella, Flight from Hell did not disappoint. Flight from Hell is a bridge between Galenorn’s Otherworld series and her upcoming series, Fly by Night. […]

Death’s Rival by Faith Hunter

6 August 2014 Sarah 0

Have you ever had one of those moments when you opened your big mouth and said something that caused an impressive domino effect of craptastic events? No? Just me? Well, Faith Hunter’s Jane Yellowrock really put her foot in it, and Death’s Rival is all about the aftermath. She didn’t even […]

Peacemaker by Marianne de Pierres

21 July 2014 Natassia 0

Australia is turned into a fuse of sci-fi standards and wild west in the first installment in a new series by Marianne de Pierres. Peacemaker takes the clichés and turn them on its head. de Pierres creates a story that has the familiarity of a buddy cop dynamic with the […]

House of the Rising Sun by Kristen Painter

7 July 2014 Natassia 0

Urban Fantasy gets an epic new entry with Kristen Painter’s new Crescent City series. The first installment of this multi-layered tale is House of the Rising Sun. As someone who had not particularly liked Painter’s House of Commare series, I was pleasantly surprised to really enjoy this story. With a […]

California Bones by Greg van Eekhout

30 June 2014 Natassia 0

With a mix of Lovecraftian sensibility meets film noir, Greg van Eekhout gives us an interesting tale in California Bones. The backdrop is Los Angeles but it is far from the reality of today. Instead, LA of Eekhout’s imagining feels like old Hollywood with a magic twist. Magic is simply […]

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Anointed by Maggie Mae Gallagher

19 May 2014 Nicole 0

I was very intrigued with Anointed by Maggie Mae Gallagher after reading the blurb, but unfortunately, I simply could not finish this one and am left feeling a bit let down. I was truly hoping for a good UF with lots of magic and action but Anointed left me feeling bored and […]

The Clockwork Wolf by Lynn Viehl

17 May 2014 Natassia 1

Bringing more investigation into her latest installment of  The Disenchanted & Co. steampunk series, Lynn Viehl creates a delightful story with The Clockwork Wolf. Romance takes a back seat to the intrigue and adventure, creating an all around amusing tale. Doing a favor for deathmage Lucien Dredmore, Kit agrees to interview […]

Helmut Saves the World by Matt Sheehan

9 May 2014 Natassia 0

Helmut Saves the World is a funny debut novella with old fashioned magical investigation at its core. While short, Matt Sheehan creates an alternate reality which is neither pretentious nor overly complicated. Sheehan delivers a fast paced read that never delivers a dull moment. My name is Helmut Haase and […]

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Slightly Spellbound by Kimberly Frost

7 May 2014 Nicole 0

Oh where have I been for the past few books in this series? I thoroughly enjoyed Slightly Spellbound by Kimberly Frost and cannot wait to read more in this series (and am soooo unhappy that my local library doesn’t carry them so I can go back and read the first 3!!). If […]