A review for the fifth and final book in the Edinburgh Nights series. Secrets of the First School is a great ending to this wonderful urban fantasy set in a dystopian future. It features a main character that can talk to ghosts, a fantastical magical system, and a lot of political intrigue.
A review for the first book in a new series by Michael Connelly. Nightshade is a brilliant police procedural set on the beautiful Catalina Island off the coast of California. This mystery has a lot of twists and turns that will keep you reading long into the night.
A review for the fourth book in the Adam Binder series by David R Slayton. Redneck Revenant is a wonderful story with a great cast of characters with themes of family, generational trauma, supernatural creatures and shenanigans. A great addition to this excellent urban fantasy series.
A review for the novel The Unkillable Frank Lightning by Josh Rountree. This story is a retelling of Frankenstein but set in the Old West and features a woman doctor. I found the story to be quite riveting and not as horror filled as the cover might suggest.
A review for the second novella in the Curse Bearer series by Veronica Roth. . To Clutch a Razor is just as dark as the first book and just as riveting. I love the characters and the themes of betrayal, vengeance and what it means to be a monster are well done.
A review for the fifth book in Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series. The Impossible Fortune has this unconventional group of amateur detectives solving a murder, a possible kidnapping and the search for a hidden fortune. Who says getting old has to be boring?
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