A review for the second book in the Side Quest Row series by R.K. Ashwick. This fun cozy romantasy features a great group of diverse friends who all live and work on the same street in a wonderful fantasy world. I really enjoyed spending time with this group and look forward to reading the next book sometime soon.
A review for the new Adam Binder offshoot book, Rogue Community College by David R Slayton. This story is full of great characters with magical talents. It has a lot of heart and a very sweet romance. There is a lot to love in this book.
A review for the historical fantasy debut book by S. F. Williamson. A Language of Dragons has a lot to like, but fell a little bit flat for me, mostly due to the main character. I loved the dragons though and the main plot was fascinating.
A review for the fifth book in a hilarious cozy mystery/ thriller. Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave by Elle Cosimano is just as good as the other books in the series. It is a laugh out loud race to find out who really buried that body in her neighbor’s backyard.
Two audiobook reviews for you today. One fantasy and one mystery, very different from each other. Faebound by Saara El-Arifi was a very interesting story about fae and elves. The narrator didn’t quite work for me, but I enjoyed the story. Death Under a Little Sky by Stig Abell was a slow moving mystery that was also a really good listen.
A review for the nonfiction book A Brief Atlas of the Lighthouses at the end of the world by Jose Luis Gonzalez Macias. A very interesting and beautifully illustrated book about some of the most remote lighthouses in the world.
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