My Month of DNFs – March 2021
If you look at my reviews on Goodreads and here on my blog it may look like I enjoy basically
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Deathmaker (Dragon Blood #2) by Lindsay Buroker
Okie dokie, I decided to keep listening since I’ve got all three on audible despite the first book not totally
Sweet Home – Netflix Horror Review
I have a new client who loves horror movies, so we just sit there watching Netflix and Hulu horror movies.
Secrets and Spellcraft by Michael G Manning
I really loved the first book and so I bought the second in the series of Art of the Adept.
SPFBO 6 Finalist Review: Nether Light by Shaun Paul Stevens
GRAHAM I really wasn’t sure what to make of this book. The description on Amazon gives almost nothing away of
SPFBO 6 Finalist: Combat Codes by Alexander Darwin
Esme: This reads like a love letter to martial arts. There is a strong focus on fighting – competitions and
SPFBO FINALS!! Shadow of a Dead God by Patrick Samphire
Graham The title of Shadow of a Dead God caught my attention way back before books were even split up
My top 10 of 2020
Typically, I would read about 100 – 150 books in a year…. but this year was not a year of
Son of the Black Sword by Larry Correia
I bought this solely because it’s narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds and I saw that its GR score is pretty
A Mark of Kings by Luke Chmilenko and Bryce O’Connor
I was familiar with both of these authors and was interested when I saw the audiobook for this was performed
Once and Future Witches by Alix E Harrow
Just from reading the introduction I knew that this was the book I had been looking for and finally found.
How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps by Andrew Rowe
I am having a ton of trouble concentrating on books at the moment. Physical reading is nearly impossible, so what
Interview with Travis M. Riddle
I happened to look at who you were following on Twitter and I found you’re a fan of AOC, Bernie,
Guest Post: Jesse Teller – an Excerpt from his autobiography
INTRO: Jesse Teller is mentally disabled. He suffers from PTSD from an abusive childhood.He is bipolar, suffers from daily to
Voice of War by Zack Argyle
I liked this one from the start. I tend prefer high fantasy over low fantasy, so when I hit a