…development of all the constituent parts and less mundane detail about life in the convent. And more commas. Yes, many-much more commas. A great read though; standing near the top…
I really like the trend I’m seeing of speculative fiction comprising a larger portion of the movies and tv (streaming?) shows in production today. In fact, the whole reason I…
…meets a man named Jaime Fraser, and slowly but surely things get progressively more complicated. Whilst technically I categorized this book as Alternate Historical Fantasy, it really is a romance…
…and charcter-deep -centric, and so those external details can sometimes feel lacking. However, the absolute volumes of history and gravitas that the world has completely makes up for it. It’s…
…of Essence, usually based on an element, such as earth in Misery’s case. Power is derived from that element, and dictates what kind of magic can be performed. The author…
…trade with each other, with some communities having specialized skills and resources; those unwilling to accept community restrictions are left on their own and often suffer hunger and worse as…
…genius to read, and even though I like the twists and turns and revelations in that series a ton, so much of the story comes by living it through the…
…and spies on secret missions. That isn’t the case here. In SALUTE THE DARK, each of these young agents have come into their own, and they each leave to see…
…latest James S.A. Corey installment also hunger for the downright drivel that (insert almost any modern bestselling romance author here) puts out? No, these are mutually exclusive readers and would…