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
Decently written and constructed, Edge Of Magic’s focus on the fae helps to distinguish it from the more vampire and werewolf dominated paranormal fantasy. For
Actual rating 3.5Living gargoyles, vegan alchemists, smuggling rings, and hidden tunnels, oh my.The Accidental Alchemist is the second of my recent delve into cozy mysteries,
Decent prose, characters, and pacing. I very much enjoyed the concept of the ship being a deathtrap and it was well utilized throughout the story.
Available in vlog & podcast https://youtu.be/bkkJq_4QCpwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDUWXYFfpk4
The Mortal Blade is one of those book that, while well written, didn’t impart a strong impression on me. The writing is solid, most of
‘Gunmetal Gods’ is an awesome book title, and a promise to the reader to deliver those gods. The book unreservedly succeeds in this; the gods
Available in vlog & podcast https://youtu.be/bkkJq_4QCpwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi8EbEdnfUo
Available in vlog & podcast https://youtu.be/bkkJq_4QCpwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E7zJuCqzSo&t=1s
Hall of Bones is a solid, competently written viking fantasy book; there is no part of the book, from the prose to the characters to
From page one Norylska Groans expertly immerses the reader in its setting, from the brutal drudgery of working in that time period, to the cold,
Burn Red Skies starts strong but falters as it progresses. The world with its sky ships and islands, and the elemental magic system is well
