Blight Marked by Josh Erikson
If I’ve made it to the third installment of a series it can be taken as a very strong sign
HUMANS NEED FANTASY TO BE HUMAN. TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE FALLING ANGEL MEETS THE RISING APE.
If I’ve made it to the third installment of a series it can be taken as a very strong sign
When I started reading Blight Marked I realized that I never wrote a review for Fate Lashed! Lol how the
I picked this book up solely because it had a narrator that I adored. I needed something I could immerse
After reading Smoke and Stone I quickly bought a bunch of Fletcher’s other work and started to read through them.
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
Slowly but surely I’m working my way through all of the semi-finalists this year! I went from one novella to
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’ve read this author’s work in the past and really, really enjoyed them – I was a huge fan of
I didn’t know what to expect after reading Jonathan’s other book, Pilgrimage to Skara, several years ago for another SPFBO