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Review: The White Tower by Michael Wisehart
The White Tower is the first novel in Michael Wisehart’s The Aldoran Chronicles. Having just finished the first novel, I can safely say that this series is perfect for epic fantasy fans. It reminds me of a series I read and loved as a kid, though with significantly fewer problems. Consider me hooked. Read more
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Review: Light Years From Home by Mike Chen
I have learned that I cannot resist speculative fiction/science fiction by this point. Thus, I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to read and review Light Years From Home by Mike Chen. Read more
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Review: Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen
Every now and then, I get really lucky with my BOTM picks, and I grab something I would otherwise have completely missed out on. One such novel is Other Birds, written by Sarah Addison Allen. This novel promises a blend of magical realism and love. Read more
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Review: Kradak the Champion by Shawn Inmon
Kradak the Champion is the start of Shawn Inmon’s Arkana Sword and Sorcery Adventure, an epic fantasy series with a sense of humor and adventure. This series is perfect for readers that enjoy portal fantasies, but with a few twists. Read more
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Review: The River of Silver: Tales from the Daevabad Trilogy by S.A. Chakraborty
When S.A. Chakraborty concluded The Daevabad Trilogy, I thought that was it – that it was all over. Then she hinted at something else she was working on from this world, and my hopes lifted right back up into the stratosphere. And here it is – The River of Silver, an anthology of short stories… Read more
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Review: Deuces are Wild by O.E. Tearmann
Deuces are Wild is the sixth novel in O.E. Tearmann’s Aces High, Jokers Wild series. I’ll confess that I dove right into the series here, being unaware of the history until it was too late. That being said, this novel does a delightful job of getting me up to speed. Read more
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