How often is it that you come across a horror story (novel or even movie for that matter) where the main POV character has both drive and motive for doing…
…Yarvi’s revenge would be accomplished. The second, that Thorn Bathu’s single-minded goal would come to fruition. The third, that the peoples I had come to know thus far would finally…
…story collection because it was quite impossible for me to disentangle the plot from the speculative elements in the slightest. They all relied completely and wholly upon the made up…
…left dangling at the end of GRUNT LIFE. But along with all that, I wanted something new. GRUNT TRAITOR delivered on it all, making it the best Military SF I’ve…
…characterization wasn’t as in-depth as it could have been. There’s Kirit’s best friend Nat, who wants to be a hunter, and can be as reckless as Kirit. The Singer Wik…
…is sent on an expedition to research dragons on sea and on land. Along for the ride is her young son Jacob; Jacob’s nanny Abigail; and Tom, Isabella’s research partner….
…and story that best utilizes who they are and what they would do. Arthur is the guy who wants to do the right thing. Merlin is the tutor/councilor. Morgan is…
I can’t recall a time that I encountered a fantasy novel I didn’t enjoy on some level. Congratulations, THE SLEEPING KING , you got that award. How can I best…