An Interesting Start | Review of ‘Truly Unfortunate’ (Welcome to Knollville #1)
An interesting short story and precursor to a larger series. Continue reading An Interesting Start | Review of ‘Truly Unfortunate’ (Welcome to Knollville #1)
An interesting short story and precursor to a larger series. Continue reading An Interesting Start | Review of ‘Truly Unfortunate’ (Welcome to Knollville #1)
A jarring read that throws readers right into the middle of the madness of the previous novel.
Continue reading Unrelenting & Chaotic | Review of ‘Thetis’ (The Deep Sky Saga #2)
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While it has a slow start, Beneath the Citadel is a riveting read perfect for fans of Six of Crows as it follows a young cast tasked with the impossible. Continue reading Review of ‘Beneath the Citadel’
The Speaker follows Sefia and Archer in a riveting sequel and complex character development that forces them to face the darkness not just around them, but inside them as well. Continue reading An Effortlessly Layered Narrative | Review of ‘The Speaker’ (Sea of Ink and Gold #2)
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Charlotte goes into the field by way of cross-dressing to investigate a crime that pits her against Moriarty with her loved ones in the crossfire. Continue reading Invigorating and Riveting | Review of ‘The Hollow of Fear’ (Lady Sherlock #3)
A fun novel filled with deserts, espionage and intrigue that gives readers something new and unique. Continue reading A Delicious and Magical Murder Mystery | Review of ‘The Confectioner’s Guild’ (The Confectioner Chronicles, #1)
Can’t decide how to start the new year? A book is always my solution, so check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #165
Votes have been tallied! Check out this months winner of the Book of the Month title. Continue reading Book of the Month – January 2019