Tag: self-published
Where the Waters Turn Black by Benedict Patrick Review
It’s the second book, but completely unrelated to the first one and can be read by itself. WTWTB is alot lighter than TMCOAT, in tone, atmosphere and actual light levels.
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And They Were Never Heard From Again by Benedict Patrick – free shortstory
ATWNHFA is a short story set in the same forest as They Mostly Come Out At Night. It takes place over less than 24 hours, and things escalate quickly, well
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Changing Faces by Sarah Lin review
I think this could be a good choice for some people looking check out some LitRPG, but aren’t really that familiar with game mechanics. Lemme explain Bloodwraith, formally an undead
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They Mostly Come Out at Night by Benedict Patrick Review
In which we find out he meant yarn in the narrative sense. TMCOAN was one of those books that sucked me in instantly and completely, I think it took less
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The Many Adventures of Peter and Fi Volume I: Homecoming by Kelvyn Fernandes
I got some mixed feelings, some parts I liked, some I didn’t get along with great. The parts I liked The main characters Peter and Fi are cool and mysterious,
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What Kings Ate and Wizards Drank by Krista D. Ball Review
It’s a super interesting and fun read, I loved it. Not the best idea to read this while I was travelling as I’m sure I ended up eating 3 times
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Son of a Liche by J. Zachary Pike Review
Son of a Liche is the sequel to Orconomics by J Zachary Pike, which I loved and thought was great satire. My only real issue with Orconomics was that the
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Orconomics by J Zachary Pike Review
What happens in a world where the 40% of the economy is based on loot from monsters, when you start running out of loot? You could say Orconomics is just
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The Fire Eye Refugee by Samuel Gately Review
I received a free copy of The Fire Eye Refugee from the author, this does not affect my review, all opinions are my own. I really enjoyed this book once
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Sir Thomas the Hesitant and the Table of Less Valued Knights by Liam Perrin Review
This book feels like a warm hug from a dear friend. It left me feeling so good. Take on the world, start a rebellion, do anything you set your mind
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