…a little lost in the political discussions, but that’s just me (see LARCOUT). But those are minor complaints compared to the utter creativity and imagination of this engaging series. There’s…
…talk about in sequels. We get to know Cam’s friends a little more, like her spunky best friend Jenah, new ally Henny, the shy-yet-cool Devon, and football jock Leo. We…
…best to make Zrakovi a credible villain, but we see so little of him and most commentary comes from DJ’s thought process that it’s hard to feel like we really…
…That’s nearly the best part about this series. The authors have known exactly where they’re writing to since before they ever started, and everything that has come before this point…
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Teenage Avery’s life changed the day her mother was committed to the Tombs, a ‘hospital’ for the insane. In an effort to hide their disgrace–and out of necessity as their…
…great ones for getting exposure to the best of the self-published best. The first year we were part of it, the winner, The Thief Who Pulled On Trouble’s Braids (EBR…
…is your classic example of the “epic quest to thwart the evil lord” storyline. The best thing about this novel (and all of the novels in this list) is the…
…the larger tapestry in the broad fantasy genre, mine are the best examples I could find for three of the big sub-genres in fantasy. One of the main things to…
…he’s always told himself about the fire that destroyed his home. Working with Iris and his best friend Chip, Theo uncovers increasingly disturbing information that spurs him to confront his…