After just finishing Nancy A Collins Right Hand Magic, I wasn’t all that excited to read the next book in the Golgotham series, Left Hand Magic, but I gave it a try anyway. It was easier yet harder to read this book. Since I knew what to expect, it meant […]
Magic, werewolves, adventure…I thought that was a good combination, but not this time. I tried to give The Wolf Age by James Enge (#3 in the Morlock Ambrosius series) a chance, I made it all the way to page 362 (there are 451 pages) before I tossed my hands in […]
Out of all the sylphs from The Battle Sylph, Ril was by far my favorite. He essentially got his own story in The Shattered Sylph and it was everything I wanted and more. Kidnapped by slavers, Lizzie Petrule was dragged in chains across the Great Sea to the corrupt empire […]
I’m starting this review before I’ve finished Blood and Bullets, because I am enjoying it THAT much. To say you won’t be disappointed if you pick up this book is an understatement. He lives to kill monsters. He keeps his city safe. And his silver hollow-points and back-from-the-dead abilities help […]
I wasn’t really sure what I expected when I started reading The Scorpions Strike by C. L. Talmadge. The first book was an interesting read but it didn’t capture my attention and I didn’t read the second book of the series. While I can say that I didn’t hate The Scorpions Strike, it […]
I love urban fantasy novels and I’ll admit to really never have read a true fantasy/high fantasy novel. So, I was a bit nervous when asked to read The Sacred Band, which is book 3 in the Acacia trilogy by David Anthony Durham. After doing just a cursory review of […]
The Halloween themed anthology Entangled contains novellas by authors I know and love, and by authors I have yet to try. Edie Ramer was one of those new -to-me authors, but after reading The Fat Cat, Ramer’s contribution to the anthology, she has become one of those authors that I love. In a […]
I was digging through my big box of books to review and saw House Name by Michelle West, which is the third book in The House War series. I know you aren’t supposed to judge a book by its cover but this cover is kinda cool and it’s why I chose […]
I love mythology, I love history, but The Griffin’s Flight by K.J. Taylor kicked my butt and took me weeks to read. It really was a love/hate situation. I told Jackie, it’s like watching Dancing with Wolves, the movie was good but good gravy it was long and all of […]
I have loved Ash since the very first time Meghan laid eyes on him. So it’s no surprise that I found his book, The Iron Knight, to be sheer perfection. My name—my True Name—is Ashallayn’darkmyr Tallyn. I am the last remaining son of Mab, Queen of the Unseelie Court. And I […]
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