We all know what it’s like to grab a book, start reading, and then think, “Oh boy, I’m not cooking dinner or sleeping tonight, because book.” Wreathed is a sparky, well-written romance full of zingers and Chardonnay, as Gwendolyn (“My … Continue reading →
Demien is a painstakingly researched novel with an interesting premise, reminiscent conceptually of Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood’s End. Clarke’s Overlords, however, are nothing like Morvant’s creatures. I will say first that I do not normally review books with religious content. That is … Continue reading →
The Raven of Dusk: Transcendence, By Anthony Greer I have over 400 science fiction titles behind me on my shelves, and while I love a good ray-gun and rocket ship tale, I’ve also found that as I became a more … Continue reading →
Eliza Ross isn’t who people think she is. In fact, Eliza Ross isn’t who she thinks she is. The old saying is that the truth will set you free, but there are some things more compelling than truth. Eliza Ross finds … Continue reading →
Dragon Zoo: Apocalypse, by Martyn Perry and Simon Carter Dragons and London: those two things alone were able to get me excited about reading this book. First off, for those of you Anglophiles who want to know if the London … Continue reading →
Her Sweetest Downfall, by Kellie Wallace London during the Blitz, and the bombs aren’t the only thing destroying lives. Read of wartime romance and loss in Her Sweetest Downfall. Viola Craft’s marriage is one of duty and heartache, and desperately trying to … Continue reading →
Fallen Angel, by Ella Scarsdale Fallen Angel is a story of romance and redemption. Arianna, a thief blackmailed into becoming a courtesan and spy, is cast into court life–and the arms of her king. Although I love reading, ever since I … Continue reading →