…disapproves of her adventures, even scientists must deal with local politics, and the climate is not only oppressive it’s dangerous. The mountains of Vystrana tested her strength, and now the…
…are set it in the right place. This isn’t like those Facebook quizzes about how long (or if) you would survive the Zompocalypse. We expected it to be a little…
…TIDE everything he risked to help Miranda and protect an island where a community lives in safety may be wasted by events out of Ben’s control. Ben has lived a…
…summoned in order to do it. Cam wants to undermine the witch’s plans AND pass her Algebra test at the same time, but she’s not sure that’s possible. Cam’s PoV…
…on it. Eli’s research posits that a near-death experience can lead to one becoming an EO and gaining powers that are otherwise ExtraOrdinary. So, the two of them fairly quickly…
If I haven’t said so before, Night Shade Books is putting out some seriously great stuff. There just comes a point where I get tired of all the same crap…
…each threw up a little. Steve more than a little actually. It was gross. It was like an emetic taste test here. Don’t get us wrong, we like vampires. E.E….
…Mzithrins finally want peace. Or do they? Certainly not everyone does. And thus, comes the story to us. The first few pages easily passed my test. Redick writes fluidly and…
…that she tries to perform the will of the gods and avoids killing indiscriminately–in an attempt to secure her freedom from the Morsam lifestyle. As a result the gods have…