A review for the second book in the War Arts Saga by Wesley Chu, The Art of Destiny. This second book is a character driven novel that continues the story of all of the characters we loved from the first books, plus lots of new friends as well.
A review for the second book in the War Arts Saga by Wesley Chu, The Art of Destiny. This second book is a character driven novel that continues the story of all of the characters we loved from the first books, plus lots of new friends as well.
A review for the audiobook The Aeronaut’s Windlass. The first book in the high fantasy series, The Cinder Spires. This is a fast paced book with wonderful characters and a narrator that does an excellent job of portraying them all.
A review for the fourth book in the Thursday Murder Club series, The Last Devil to Die. This was a great addition to the series and one I am sure everyone will enjoy.
A review for the new book by John Scalzi, Starter Villain. A hilarious look at modern villainy with great characters, spy cats, unionized dolphins and of course an island volcano lair.
A review for the newest book in the Shades of London world, The Fragile Threads of Power. This book was such a joy to read and I loved it from beginning to end.
A review for the newest book by Mick Herron, The Secret Hours. A standalone that is set in the Slow Horse world and has many familiar characters that those in the know will recognize.
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