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Category Archives: Reviews
The Weight of Blood Review by: Michael Evan
The Weight of Blood by David Dalglish Review by Michael Evan I loved this book. I suspect I will love the other books in the series even more. David Dalglish knows how to write brilliant cinematic battle scenes. He knows … Continue reading
The Lore of Prometheus Review by: Shona Kinsella
THE LORE OF PROMETHEUS by Graham Austin-King, Fallen Leaf PressReviewed by Shona Kinsella You may remember that reviewed Faithless by Graham Austin-King last year on this site and I really enjoyed it. You won’t be surprised then that when the … Continue reading
The Traitor God Review by: Shona Kinsella
THE TRAITOR GOD by Cameron Johnston, Angry RobotReviewed by Shona Kinsella Foe ten years, Edrin Walker has been living in exile, never staying on one place too long in case his past catches up with him. A powerful magician (who … Continue reading
Veridian Gate Online: Cataclysm Review by: Michael Evan
Veridian Gate Online:CataclysmBy J. A. HunterReview by: Michael Evan I’m not a gamer. In fact the last RPG I played was probably Final Fantasy on 8 Bit NES. With this in mind I had very little interest in reading a … Continue reading
The Queen of Crows Review by: Dani Long
The Queen of Crows by Myke Cole: Review by:Dani Long I received a copy of this book from Tor.com in exchange for an honest review. After the events of The Armored Saint, Heloise and her fellow villagers are preparing for a return strike … Continue reading
Never Die Review by James Jakins
Never Die by Rob J. Hayes Review by: James Jakins Some fantasy books are praised for their worldbuilding. The strange, but sometimes still familiar, settings that evoke wonder. Others for the quest. The heroic(or not-so-much) purpose of the hero and … Continue reading
They Mostly Come Out at Night Review by: Dani Long
They Mostly Come Out at Night by Benedict PatrickReview by: Dani Long A fast-paced dark fairy tale with twists and turns, this is a book that I let sit on my to-read pile for far too long. 20 year old … Continue reading
The Clockwork Dynasty Review by: Dani Long
The Clockwork Dynasty by Daniel H. WilsonReview By: Dani Long Man, how to describe this book… It has automatons, secret societies, ancient history. This is really one story being told over two different time periods. The first begins with the … Continue reading
Children of Blood and Bone Review by: Dani Long
Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi: Review by: Dani Long A despotic king that holds an entire people practically in bondage. Injustice and prejudice. Two teenage girls from opposite backgrounds that embark on a quest together to restore their … Continue reading
Arm of the Sphinx Review by: James Jakins
Arm of the Sphinx by Josiah BancroftReview by: James Jakins I’m going to warn you now, this review is really just going to be me gushing about this book. Probably nothing anyone would consider coherent or helpful, but I’m going … Continue reading