A review for the fourth book in The Unorthodox Chronicles by James J. Butcher. Grim Folk Tale is a dark urban fantasy which is set in Boston. There are some wonderfully evil creatures that lurk below the city and the two main characters, each struggling with their own pasts, work great together to combat that evil.
A weekly meme in which I answer the three questions:
What am I currently reading?
What have I recently finished reading?
What will I read next?
Spell the Month in Books is a pretty straightforward meme. Find book titles that start with each letter in the month’s name, make a list, share your list, and that’s it! There are optional challenge themes for the months. This month it is of course all about the spooky books.
A weekly meme where I talk about what books I have added to my reading list this week. This will mostly be my library books, but I will talk about others as well. This week I have added four books to my stack, two of which I actually purchased!
A review for the nonfiction book Clanlands: Whiskey, Warfare, and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other written and narrated by Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish. A wonderful book to listen to as they both have great voices. It is a fun time learning about the Scottish Highlands and of course all of the shenanigans the authors get up to.
A review for the fifth book in the Adam Binder series by David R Slayton. Backwoods Banshee is a gripping story about grief, recovery and off course some scary banshees. This is a wonderful urban fantasy series that I highly recommend. If you haven’t started it yet, now would be a great time.
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