…where Mike Kupari comes in. The guy, by definition, is a complete stud. Have you seen “The Hurt Locker”? It’s about those crazy guys that go defuse bombs that are…
…completely ruin the rest of the novel. Not so in this case. The ending to A MATTER OF BLOOD made it better. It was completely perfect, awesome and shocking. When…
…love to see between unrelated stories, but…). All the stories are connected (in this case, through family ties), but each of them are separate, distinct, and most of all complete….
…first you should be fine, and I commend Haley for that. As a continuation of the Imperium Secundus subplot PHAROS does well enough. I’ve come to love the premise of…
…I liked that one considerably more than he did. Likely would have read it anyways, as I have issues with reading middle-series books without first reading those that have come…
…it was really flat compared to the rest of the novel. Essentially the dialogue is wooden, and the Pastor acts like he’s under a compulsion spell. It’s a small section…
…would say the best way to get published is to write your damn book, make sure it’s the best damn book you could have written, and then get yourself an…
…will sway you to read it or not, or else you haven’t read any of the preceding volumes… and in that case what are you doing reading this review? It’s…
…Our biggest complaint (of only a few candidates to be honest) was that this is an -or should be- impossible feat. Cole’s rogue Navy has 800 ships, against 300+ million,…
…is better”. Thing is, that isn’t always the case. Just look at the Dexter novels vs. the TV show as an easy example. So here we are again. My comparison…