A review for the first book in a new middle grade series by Aaron Blabey. Game of Pets: The Boy Who Knew Too Much is a fun wild ride where everyone’s pet is controlling them and trying to destroy the earth. All because of an intergalactic game show run by aliens. A really fun time.
A review for the sequel to one of my favorite books by T. Kingfisher. Daggerbound is just as much fun to read as Swordheart. I loved the characters and the adventure that they go on. It was well worth the wait for this book, but I hope we won’t have to wait another eight years for the next one.
A review for the newest cozy book by Rebecca Thorne. Moss’d in Space is a wonderfully fun cozy science fiction that has a great sentient organic AI at its core. I loved the aliens that the main character encounters throughout her journey. This is the first in a series that I think will be a lot of fun to read.
A review for the second book in the Gods of Night and Day series by David R. Slayton. The Silent Paths of Night is a stunningly well crafted story that continues the journey of Seth and Raef as they navigate finding out the truth of where they both come from.
Monday minis is a chance for me to catch up on my reviews. This week I am reviewing three brilliant books that all of you should consider reading. Your Behavior is Being Monitored by Justin Feinstein is a debut that should not be missed. The other two are also excellent stories that will keep you entertained until the end.
Happy Monday! Today I bring you two wonderful epic fantasies that I really enjoyed. Dark Moon, Shallow Sea by David Slayton has a wonderful cast of characters and excellent world building. I, Medusa by Ayana Gray is a marvelous retelling of Medusa’s story. I enjoyed both of these and I highly recommend them
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