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Knight and Shadow by Flint Maxwell: SPFBO5 Semifinalist

This was chosen by Qwillery as one of their semi-finalists and you can read that review here: Review The prologue sets

This is the book I have craved for a long time but didn’t know it yet. This ticked all my boxes

This starts with a woman who is attending a big wedding. She is on the younger side and came with

There’s a short prologue that sets the tone for the rest of the book. The POV, Nyi Ra is a

This was a very short book, I didn’t realize it was a novella until I had read for a half

Murder has always been a main-stay in Araxes, the law officials don’t put much effort into finding soul stealers since

This was epic in the true sense of the word. Just because a book is long doesn’t necessarily mean it

When I was doing an all-call for Own Voices it was brought to my attention just how often people with

I didn’t know what to expect after reading Jonathan’s other book, Pilgrimage to Skara, several years ago for another SPFBO

The cover really does depict what’s inside, and it really is that surreal and fantastical. I’ve been a big fan

If you haven’t read the Kingshold by DP Woolliscroft I would CLICK HERE for the review of that book since it’s

I picked this one up because I’m always looking for a comedy, I saw Kitty’s positive review for it {Kitty’s

This read kind of what it would be like if you were reading more stories about Locke and Jean except

I read and adored RJ Barker’s other series, The Wounded Kingdom, and I had this one high up on my

Darruk hates the fact that people perceive him as the “e-word”. Evil is not a label Darruk takes lightly and

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