Tag Archives: James Jakins

Jack Bloodfist: Freelancer by James Jakins Review by Noelle Nichols Freelancer is the second novel following the character of Jack Bloodfist, fantasy’s most humble half-orc, half-goblin character. It’s another enjoyable read from James Jakins that shows the growth of the … Continue reading →

Review by Steve Caldwell Author: James Jakins Length: 326 Pages Publisher: Robber’s Dog Pub Release Date: April 21, 2019 (expected) Genre: Urban Fantasy I read the first book in this series, Jack Bloodfist: Fixer, last year. I found it to … Continue reading →

Knights of the Dead God by James Jakins Review by Steve Caldwell While this book is a sequel to the author’s urban fantasy, Jack Bloodfist: Fixer, it is not necessary to have read that one to understand this story. It … Continue reading →

Knights of the Dead God, by James Jakins Reviewed by Shona Kinsella This is the first book that I’ve read by James Jakins and I can confidently say that it won’t be the last. Knights of the Dead God is a spin off from his Jack Bloodfist series, but I wasn’t lost despite … Continue reading →

Knights of the Dead God by James Jakins Review by Michael Evan So first off…James Jakins is one of my favorite authors. Both first volumes in his other two series (Thunder’s War and Jack Bloodfist) were exceptional. He knows how … Continue reading →

Jack Bloodfist: Fixer by James Jakins Review by: Dani Long  Twenty years ago, families of orcs and goblins fled from their homeworld through a magic portal that led them to urban Virginia. Now it seems that the danger they fled has … Continue reading →