2019 Review Policy/Reading Schedule
I am still debating whether I will continue the Weatherwax Report after I finish with my review requests that are
SPFBO Finalist: Ruthless Magic by Megan Crewe
Esme’s Thoughts I was super nervous going into this because I’m not typically a YA/coming of age kind of person
Off-Leash by Daniel Potter
I picked this one up totally on a whim. I wanted a light-hearted, quick listen and that’s exactly what I
SPFBO Finalist Review: The Anointed by Keith Ward
Blurb from the book Being a hero is a choice. Xinlas’s life goal is modest: he wants to be
American Ulysses A Life of Ulysses S. Grant by Ronald C. White Jr.
I started watching a documentary on Netflix about the Civil War and it spiked an interest in the time period
The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal
I picked this up almost entirely because a friend of mine, Tam, read this and loved it and said it
The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President
So, I don’t often write about or post about politics, but that’s going to be a tad unavoidable with this
The Winter Road by Adrian Selby
I had seen a few blogger friends of mine rate this book highly so I decided to check it out.
Every Clime and Place by Patrick LeClerc
I read Out of Nowhere by Patrick LeClerc for the SPFBO4 competition and it was a fairly critical review. Whenever
SPFBO4 Finalist Review: Out of Nowhere by Patrick Leclerc
Ok, guys, this is a very long review. It was 6 pages long on our shared google doc… so… read
SPFBO Finalist Review: We Ride the Storm by Devin Madson
Disclaimer: Hey guys! So, there’s been another slight change in plans for the Weatherwax team regarding this review. We were
Cover Reveal!! Breaking Chaos by Ben Galley
The Pitch: I absolutely adored the first book in this series, it’s one of those books that captured my attention
SPFBO Finalist Review: Sworn to the Night by Craig Schaefer
Coffee’s Thoughts If you’re familiar with the Dresden Files, this reminded me of a more intriguing version of Storm Front,
The Blood of Heirs by Alicia Wanstall-Burke
I was actually recommended this by an author I really enjoy and saw some positive reviews on Goodreads for it
Rosewater by Tade Thompson
Rosewater is the first sci fi book I’ve read that is set in Africa, it was a nice change in
The Prince of Cats by Daniel Olesen
I’ve read The Eagle’s Flight by Daniel Olesen which was a very detailed historical fantasy with incredible world building. I