Review of ‘The Queen’s Assassin’
The Queen’s Assassin relies too much on fantasy tropes and lends itself to too much predictability, making it underwhelming and forgettable. Continue reading Review of ‘The Queen’s Assassin’
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Review of ‘City of the Uncommon Thief ‘
City of the Uncommon Thief has potential, unfortunately, the chaotic opening leaves the reader confused and disoriented. Continue reading Review of ‘City of the Uncommon Thief ‘
Watch “The Initial Insult” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing The Initial Insult, an incredible story inspired by the works of Poe that keeps the tension going, keeping the reader hooked forevermore. Continue reading Watch “The Initial Insult” on YouTube
Review of ‘Magic Dark and Strange’
Magic Dark and Strange may be a short novel but it is no quick read. Lacking compelling characters and underdeveloped mystery, it falls flat. Continue reading Review of ‘Magic Dark and Strange’
Review of ‘Curse of the Divine’
Curse of the Divine outshines Ink in the Blood with stronger characterization, excellent pacing, and thoughtful writing. Continue reading Review of ‘Curse of the Divine’
The City Below the Cloud Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing, The City Below the Cloud, a novella with many goods ideas. However, it lacks direction, failing to pull together in a cohesive way. Continue reading The City Below the Cloud Spotify Review
Review of ‘The City Below the Cloud’
The City Below the Cloud has an interesting premise but it lacks direction and solid characterization. Continue reading Review of ‘The City Below the Cloud’
Weekly Reading List #274
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #274
Review of ‘Fire’
Fire continues the Graceling series and while it offers readers an interesting story there are many distracting elements that make this novel feel more like a start to a new series than a continuation. Continue reading Review of ‘Fire’
Review of ‘These Violent Delights’
Compelling to the very end, These Violent Delights is a unique and clever retelling that delves deep into the 1920s, complete with gangsters and romance. Continue reading Review of ‘These Violent Delights’