There comes a time in nearly every series where the side characters of the first two or three novels become so interesting that they take on a life of their…
…a trading company that dictates what the central government does. Then we’re introduced to the prophecy of the one that is supposed to come and seal away the chaos magic…
…down in my comfy reading chair and didn’t let me up until I had finished the novel. Understand, that sort of thing rarely happens to me anymore. Brennan’s latest, WITH…
…game company in Edinburgh, has a project that almost seems made for the job: a game inspired by The Krassniad, an epic folk tale concocted by Lucy’s mother, Amanda, who…
In a perfect world reviewers would read books with no biases at all and based the work completely on its own merits and not compare it to other books, or…
…Why read on with the threat of a sparkly-vampire guillotine hanging over my head? Well in case you hadn’t noticed I have become a big fan of Solaris Books. So…
…to Ravn’s words. Ravn spins a tale that is varied and complicated. Told from the point of view of Donovan, instead of through Ravn’s eyes (don’t ask me how this…
…It’s difficult to write a review solely on A MEMORY OF LIGHT , without considering all that has come before. Opening the cover of this book, and reading those first…