spfbo 10 – Weatherwax Report

SPFBO Finalist Review: Gates of Hope by JE Hannaford

I’ve enjoyed another book by this author so I was happy to see her make it to the finals this

This is my last read for SPFBOX. I saved it for last hoping that I would jive with it! (I

It’s been a while since I’ve read an urban fantasy set in our world (specifically, this takes place in Colorado)

This book is thick. This book is complicated. This book has a metric fuck load of politics in it. We

Hello. Welcome to the last review from my initial batch of 25 (Kristen took 5 and picked a semifinalist). I

I am getting down to the very last of my books. There’s just one more in my batch after this,

I have to admit I had no idea what to make of this title or cover as far as what

This starts with a prologue depicting the unleashing of an ancient evil entity when two characters are raiding a dungeon

LOL okay, so I went from reading two books in a day that were under 300 pages to this one

This is another really quick YA/coming of age book that’s under 300 pages coming in around 250 pages. So, if

This is a quick book! I put it on text-to-speech at 8 a.m. as I started to deep clean my

This one follows a lot of familiar notes in the romantasy genre. We’ve got a princess named Keira who’s considered

Another werewolf book! This one opens with an execution with the son of the executed watching in the audience. I

This one has a very different kind of opening in that it’s mostly narrative without a lot of dialogue or

This is a seriously ambitious book. There are a bunch of POV characters and each one of them has a

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