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Review: The Dirty Dozen (Tennison #5) by Lynda La Plante
The Dirty Dozen is the latest adventure about our lovely Jane Tennison. It’s the fifth novel in a series written by Lynda La Plante, however, like other novels in the series, you can really pick up at any point and follow along as you please. Read more
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Review: The Blacksmith Queen by G.A. Aiken
The Blacksmith Queen is the first novel in a new series by G.A. Aiken, the Scarred Earth Saga. This is admittedly a very evocative name. Between that and the cover, I just knew I had to give this series a try. Read more
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Blog Tour: The Devil’s Apprentice (Den Store Djaevlekrig #1) by Kenneth B. Anderson
The Devil’s Apprentice is a novel that is both familiar and unfamiliar; unique and complex. It’s the tale of mistaken identity taken to extreme levels, and how one boy has to survive and make decisions that he can live with. Read more
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Review: Turning Darkness Into Light by Marie Brennan
Turning Darkness Into Light is the latest novel from Marie Brennan, and it’s set in the world of her other novel, Memoirs of Lady Trent. That being said, you honestly don’t have to have read the other one first in order to understand what is happening. I didn’t and was fine. Though I’m sure I… Read more
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Review: Sapphire Flames (Hidden Legacy #4) by Ilona Andrews
Sapphire Flames is the fourth novel in the Hidden Legacy series, but it doesn’t follow Nevada anymore. Instead it follows her younger sister, Catalina. Like Nevada, Catalina is an amazing investigator, one with unique abilities. Unlike Nevada, Catalina is afraid of her powers. She doesn’t trust herself with them, and one can hardly blame her… Read more
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Review: Nottingham by Nathan Makaryk
Nottingham is the story I’ve always wanted from Robin Hood. It has all of the elements I know and love – but there’s so much more to it. I honestly can’t emphasize that fact enough. Makaryk added all of the missing elements, as far as I’m concerned. Read more
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