A review for the new science fiction fantasy novel, The Naming Song by Jedediah Berry. This is a complex tale with some very interesting characters. It is a very diverse world where there are dangerous truths to be uncovered and a main character that will fight for a freer world.
A review for the short story collection by Naomi Novik, Buried Deep. This collection is full of wonderful stories, many of which have been published elsewhere. I enjoyed reading all of them. The last story is a glimpse of Ms. Novik’s next novel, and I loved it and can’t wait for the whole book to come out.
A review for the audiobook version of Rebecca Thorne’s book ‘Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea.” The narrator, Jessica Threet did an excellent job with bringing all of the characters to life. Unfortunately that was not enough for me to fall in love with this very long and somewhat boring story.
A review for the new standalone book by Jenn Lyons. The Sky on Fire started off a bit rough for me, but I am glad I stuck with it as it turned out to be a pretty good book that I enjoyed.
A review for the audiobook version of The Cautious Traveler’s Guide to the Wastelands by Sarah Brooks. This debut novel is a beautifully written story about a train ride through a fantastical wasteland. There are some wonderful characters and a very fascinating story that will leave you wanting more.
A review for the newest fairy tale retelling by T. Kingfisher. A Sorceress Comes to Call is a superb story about good triumphing over evil. It is also about finding your place in life and standing up for yourself. It has great characters that you will find yourself loving and rooting for.
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