Weatherwax Report

SPFBO 11: The Edge of a World by JD Rivers

This book opens with a strong hook: Otar is studying ruins with a colleague when they discover an unnamed monster

I’ve read many books by Travis M. Riddle, and I’ve always enjoyed them, so I was excited to see that

Hello to all my SPFBO lovelies! The time has come again for more cuts to be made, and I also

Hello, all. I guess it’s time for cuts on the Weatherdrifter team. I want to stress that I had a

I had thought this was going to be a comedy, just based on the book and chapter titles, but this

The title led me to believe this was going to be a comedy — and although there are a few

This book grabbed my attention immediately. The protagonist is older. She’s sick — in fact, she’s terminal. Her sister just

I am having issues writing the review for this book. There’s so much going on that it’s honestly difficult to

When I started reading this one, I knew it was written by someone who was an experienced author. There’s just

I really loved this one. Which is probably a relief for the author because sometimes I bounce off his stuff.

I’m back with another review for you guys! This book continued the, I-read-this-start-to-finish, streak that I have had with my

Hello to all my SPFBO lovelies! I have another review for you! Once again, I went into this book cold

As I’ve mentioned in other reviews, I have been rolling a D-20 to pick which book I’m reading next. I

Hey guys! I am back with another review for my “slushpile”, and like the last few books, I picked this

Hello y’all, and welcome to my first SPFBO review! My strategy this year was to pick the most bizarre sounding

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