Klondaeg by Steve Thomas
I liked this book, but I’ve been struggling with the review because these sorts of books just don’t lend themselves
HUMANS NEED FANTASY TO BE HUMAN. TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE FALLING ANGEL MEETS THE RISING APE.
I liked this book, but I’ve been struggling with the review because these sorts of books just don’t lend themselves
I love Walter Isaacsons biographies, they are always engaging, never dry, and I learn so much while being thoroughly entertained because
I received a free copy of this through Orbit/Net Galley – thanks!!! This book immediately caught my attention because I
The first book in this series is a finalist in the SPFBO 2017 and I really loved the first one.
This was part of Kitty G’s grouping and she had pretty high praise for it – video review here:
I made this as mostly a reference for myself going forward, but I’m publishing it in case authors who’ve
This was part of Fantasy Book Review’s grouping, and has since been eliminated. This was a heavy romance book, and
This was part of Qwillery’s grouping and has been eliminated. I’ve read a few fairy tale retellings and to be
This was part of Lynn’s Books grouping, and was a semifinalist – two in a row! Yay! Their full review
Man did I need a comedy badly, I had hit a long string of fairly violent and dark books and
Whew, last year was quite a year, and it ended on a high note – I won three stabby awards!
Jesus christ, that took almost 4 hours. New range of scores: 4.6 – 9.08 (old range 5.9 – 8.9) Average
This is going to be a long post, a TLDR: I’m stressed out about how I’ve been reviewing, and things
This was part of Fantasy Book Critic’s grouping and has since been eliminated, their mini review – “C. H. Baum’s
This was part of Qwillerys grouping and has since been eliminated. Plot: The book opens with a fairly long prologue,