A review for the new revised and edited version of Martha Well’s Wheel of the Infinite. The books was first published in 2000, but is republished anew by Tor books.
A review for the new revised and edited version of Martha Well’s Wheel of the Infinite. The books was first published in 2000, but is republished anew by Tor books.
A review for the audiobook version of the fourth book in the Saint of Steel series by T. Kingfisher. An enjoyable story and romance between two characters that you wouldn’t think would work together, but they do.
A very simple review for a duology that was very complex. I loved both books, Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vowa and tried to convey this without giving too much of the story away. I highly recommend this duology if you haven’t read it yet.
A review for the soon to be released second book in the Witch’s Compendium of Monsters, Monstrous Nights by Genoveva Dimova. I enjoyed this one just as much as the first book. I am looking forward to reading more books by this author.
A review for the third and final book in the Ink & Sigil series by Kevin Hearne. Candle and Crow was a fine ending to an interesting series. The magic of ink and sigils is a very interesting one and I was sad to see that part of the story end. Overall the ending was pretty much what I was expecting and I found it to be satisfying.
A review for the soon to be released new book by Erin A Craig. The Thirteenth Child is a retelling of the Brothers Grimm fairytale, Godfather Death. This is a dark and atmospheric retelling of a little known story that you will fall in love with.
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