Felix J. Palma brings his masterful Trilogía Victoriana to a close in this imaginative and complex finale. Continue reading Imaginative & Beautifully Complex | Review of ‘The Map of Chaos’ (Trilogía Victoriana #3)
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! I hope everyone is having a wonderful week. The Fall Semester is almost over and Thanksgiving is upon us. I’m spending Thanksgiving with my friends when I’d rather spend it with my mom and kitties and my amazing fiancé. Heck, I’d even love to spend it with my coworkers at Regal Oakwood 18. I can’t wait to get back home and curl up with my kitties and just relax. Take a break and read, write and relax.
But anyway, I hope everyone has an amazing week, and if you’re going to be snuggled up against the couch with a good book, here are some options to keep you entertained. (All synopsis provided by Goodreads.) Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #25”
By: Cynthia Ayala
A novel that focuses more on the aspect of telling a story than the actual science fiction of the time traveling. Beautifully written and constructed, The Map of Time offers readers a chance to see the author and is motivation for the novel.
Continue reading “Unexpected Beauty | Review of ‘The Map of Time’ – 954 Nation”
By: Cynthia Ayala
A novel that focuses more on the aspect of telling a story than the actual science fiction of the time traveling. Beautifully written and constructed, The Map of Time offers readers a chance to see the author and is motivation for the novel.
Continue reading “Unexpected Beauty | Review of ‘The Map of Time’”
By: Cynthia Ayala ’16 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
“The Map of Time” is the first novel in the Trilogía Victoriana and pulls historical fiction together with fantasy and science fiction. Continue reading “Unexpected Beauty | Review of “The Map of Time” – Emertainment Monthly”
