Dagger Eyes is a soft fantasy (light on the magic) court intrigue book that was submitted to me to review. It is also, unfortunately, a

While described as ‘horror’ I found Only in Darkness more of a dark paranormal (meaning dealing the the extraordinary in an otherwise ordinary modern setting.)

As sequels go, this one is excellent. It maintains the same quality as the first in every regard while also diverging significantly. The beauty of

The Marvelous Adventures of Gwendolyn Gray, tonally, felt like a mixture of a Wrinkle in Time and Alice in Wonderland. The prose is definitely geared

Listened to this on audiobook and very much enjoyed the reader.Excellent comedy, full of energetic scenes and characters that had me chuckling. The characters are

The Legacy of the Brightwash is a slower book, not in the sense that nothing happens but in the sense that it takes time to

The Forever King is full of strong elements: motivationally complex characters, strong visual flare, and a wide arrange of fantastical elements. But it suffers from

The Confidence Men is slow to start, requiring a significant amount of preamble to set the scene of the First World War and the events

I found the Iron Crown slow to start, propelled solely by the mystery of its main character’s origin. I attribute this primarily to the fact

I thoroughly enjoyed Reign and Ruin from start to finish.The pacing is excellent and while the book does lean more towards the political and character

Well written with immediately likable characters, Shadows of Ivory is an unusual fantasy in its archeological focus and it utilizes this focus to good effect