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Review: Curse the Dawn (Cassandra Palmer #4) by Karen Chance
Curse the Dawn is the fourth novel in the Cassandra Palmer series. Though if you want to get technical, it’s the fifth novel in the world of Cassie Palmer (counting Dory’s first novel). Like the other novels before it, this one follows Cassie and her whirlwind journey as Pythia. There’s plenty of chaos, humor, and… Read more
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Review: Kill the Farm Boy (The Tales of Pell #1) by Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne
Kill the Farm Boy is a hilarious and irreverent beginning to an all new series called the Tales of Pell. If the first novel is anything to go by, the entire series is bound to be wholly unique. The novel is a play on the classic chosen one quest, only with a whole lot of… Read more
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Review: Midnight’s Daughter (Dorina Basarab #1) by Karen Chance
Midnight’s Daughter is the first novel in the Dorina Basarab series. The whole series fits into the Cassandra Chance world, so if you’re a fan of one, I strongly urge you to read the other. Both series bounce around each other in the timeline, so it’s really quite fun to read them all. Read more
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Review: Buying Trouble (Dorina Basarab #0.5) by Karen Chance
Buying Trouble is technically the first bit of writing for the Dorina Basarab series. It counts as #0.5 in the series though, and it doesn’t actually introduce Dory into the mix. Instead it talks about her best friend, Claire, and the mess she manages to get herself into. Read more
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Review: Embrace the Night (Cassandra Palmer #3) by Karen Chance
Embrace the Night is the third novel in the Cassandra Palmer series by Karen Chance, and this series is not slowing down anytime soon. Being that this is one of my favorite series, I’m always relieved to realize that there are more books to come. Read more
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Review: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
The series is based in a world where magic had once been alive and well, but is not gone. Young Zelie is determined to bring back magic though, because it’s the only way to save her people. This is a brilliant and emotionally compelling fantasy series if ever I’ve seen one. Read more
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