Tag: self-published
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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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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Spirit Caller by Krista D. Ball, books 1 -3
I loved Spirit Caller, so this is gonna be one of those gushing reviews. It’s got parts that are scary, intense and deals with some dark themes, but also much
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We Ride the Storm by Devin Madson Review
I picked this up for Australian square on r/fantasy book bingo cause I saw how well it did in the SPFBO, then put it down when I saw it labelled
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Clockworld: The Iron City by Ben Myatt review
I got the audiobook of Clockworld: The Iron City in a r/fantasy giveaway. I enjoyed parts of it, I thought the world building was really interesting, and the worldbuilding related
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The Mage-Born Anthology by Kayleigh Nicol
This is a short-story collection featuring the “origin story” of the characters in The Mage-Born Chronicles. I read this with no knowledge of the universe and I didn’t have any
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Fortune’s Fool by Angela Boord Review
I got an ARC of Fortune’s Fool through TBRindr and I’d like to thank Angela Boord for it. It started out a bit slow for me, but I ended up
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Those Brave, Foolish Souls from the City of Swords by Benedict Patrick Review
I am not smart. I was shocked that this rural fairytale world had cities. It was even in the title. So that really threw me, which is why I suspect
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Balam, Spring by Travis M. Riddle Review
Contains a mild spoiler about the direction the story goes, but it’s info that is spelled out even more in the blurb. Balam, Spring starts very idyllic countryside cosy mystery,
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