Tag: fantasy
Suspicious Minds (Stranger Things Novels #1) by Gwenda Bond Review
I really should’ve been more careful when picking this book for media tie-in. I love Stranger Things, big fan, love the concept, think it’s very well done, etc. I really
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Dungeon Born by Dakota Krout Review
Dungeon Born by Dakota Krout is a litRPG/progression fantasy told from the perspective of the dungeon. That sentence alone was enough to sell me on it, and it turns out
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The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
Me on reddit: people really need to stop buying into the hype and do their own research about the books they buy Me IRL: I heard so much about this!
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Carnival Row: Tangle in the Dark by Stephanie K. Smith Review
I picked up Carnival Row: Tangle in the Dark for free, as an audible original in October. It’s a prequel story for the Amazon series Carnival Row. Reviewers on goodreads
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The Last Sun by K.D Edwards Review
I really enjoyed The Last Sun by K.D Edwards. My friends have been going on about it for months, so I was pretty sure I’d like it, but ohhh I
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Mid-Lich Crisis by Steve Thomas Review
It will be very hard to write this review without trying to be funny, because Steve Thomas’ witty style is very catchy and Darruk’s inner voice is exactly the kind
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Ballad of the Beanstalk by Amy McNulty Review
I got Ballad of the Beanstalk in exchange for an honest review through TBRindr. It was short, and there were parts of it I really liked, but overall it had
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The Imaginary Corpse by Tyler Hayes Review
The Imaginary Corpse is one of the September releases that I saw everyone raving about and couldn’t wait to get my hands on. And then I did, and I’m on
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Vita Nostra by Marina Dyachenko and Sergey Dyachenko Review
Vita Nostra is weird, and this review is gonna be pretty rambling, this book is hard for me to put into words. Yes it’s a magic school book, but ohhh
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Minimum Wage Magic and Part Time Gods by Rachel Aaron, short fun adventures in the DFZ
DFZ (Detroit Free Zone) is the new series by Rachel Aaron, taking place in Detroit, 20 years after the events in Heartstrikers. I thought it was fun, exciting and quick.
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