Review of ‘The Wendy’ (Tales of the Wendy #1)
An amazing retelling that captures the tone and essence of J.M. Barrie’s classic work.
Weekly Reading List #206
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Review of ‘The Never Tilting World’ (The Never Tilting World #1)
The Never Tilting World is a riveting story with fascinating characters and a plot that will make the reader eager for a sequel.
Weekly Reading List #205
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Review of ‘Black Forest’
Black Forest is a dream of death, a collage of vignettes and grounded, concrete observations counterpoint the dreaminess of the novel, breathing life into it.
Review of ‘Unsheltered’
While Unsheltered is certainly not Kingsolver’s best novel, it still delivers a heartfelt, honest tale that is a balm for tough times.
Review of ‘The Widow of Pale Harbor’
A brilliant Gothic tale with just the right about of tension and excellent pacing to draw the reader into this sinister Poe-like tale
Weekly Reading List #201
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Review of ‘The Weight of a Soul’
An underwhelming read that lacks substance and fails to capture the wonder of Norse Mythology.
Review of ‘Small Spaces’ (Small Spaces #1)
Small Spaces is a fantastic novel that is incredibly spooky that deals with mature themes making for an incredible unputdownable eerie read.
Weekly Reading List #200
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Review of ‘Before the Broken Star’ (The Evermore Chronicles #1)
Before the Broken Star is a wonderful piece that combines steampunk and fantasy to showcase a wonderful tale and great character development.
Review of ‘Magic for Liars’
Magic for Liars is a new take on the mystery thriller genre combining magic, mean girls, suspense and noir fiction.
Weekly Reading List #199
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Review of ‘A Dream So Dark’ (The Nightmare-Verse #2)
A wonderful sequel to McKinney’s hit A Blade so Black.
Review of ‘Taaqtumi’
Neil Christopher deftly puts the stories together without editorializing, allowing Inuit writers to tell their own stories about their own culture.
