Tag: urban fantasy
Monster & creature books mini-reviews: The Jumbies, Ring Shout, Redemption in Indigo, Maya and the Rising Dark, Discount Armageddon
Would this post have been a better fit for Spooktober? Welp, yes, but I’m a mood reader and an even moodier reviewer so here we are. And not all these
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A Dragon of a Different Color and Last Dragon Standing – Heartstrikers by Rachel Aaron double review feature
This review does not contain spoilers for the earlier books, for reasons which will soon become clear. A bit odd of you to be reading the review for the end
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The Hanged Man by K.D. Edwards + interpretive dance book review
The Hanged Man is the wonderful sequel to The Last Sun by KD Edwards (my review), and if you haven’t read that, what are you going here, go read the
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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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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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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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Ciudatul caz al umbrelor by Daniel Timariu Review
(The strange case of shadows, title translation mine) This one is a novella, set in the shadow world universe Daniel Timariu has created, set in my city. I’m gonna buy
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The Dispatcher by John Scalzi Review
The narration was good, high quality like all audible originals I’ve tried, though not as intense or showy as some others. It’s got the noir vibe, with the lone guy,
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Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch Series Review
To start off: I loved this series! It really took me back to the old days of spending an entire weekend indoors reading in increasingly uncomfortable positions. I got thorough
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