Tag Archives: Book Love

Book Tag! A Few of My Favorite Things

It’s time for another book tag post! I have half a dozen of these bookmarked, so I just picked a random one. Let’s see how it goes! The rules for this one seem pretty straightforward, answer the question, etc., etc. Thanks to AdamBWriter for sharing! (The earliest rendition of this tag that I could find). Continue reading

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Review: Knight: A Chronicle of Sybil’s War by Timothy Zahn

Knight: A Chronicle of Sybil’s War is the second novel in Timothy Zahn’s series, Sybil’s War. It’s an epic space opera perfect for fans of the genre. Continue reading

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Review: Beyond by Mercedes Lackey

Mercedes Lackey’s Valdemar world has been going on for years – thankfully. Now fans are about to learn more about the early days, with the introduction of a new series: The Founding of Valdemar. And it all starts with Beyond. Continue reading

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Review: The Justice in Revenge by Ryan Van Loan

The Justice in Revenge is the second (and final) novel in Ryan Van Loan’s The Fall of the Gods series. It’s also a novel that I’ve been really looking forward to, as I adored The Sin in the Steel. Continue reading

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Review: The Girl Before You by Nicola Rayner

The Girl Before You is Nicola Rayner’s debut thriller novel, with psychological and crime elements. In short, it was more than enough to catch this reader’s attention! Continue reading

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Review: Everyday Magic by Charlie Laidlaw

Charlie Laidlaw’s latest novel, Everyday Magic is a fantastical beauty that fans old and new will find themselves immensely enjoying. Continue reading

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Review: The Disappearing Act by Catherine Steadman

Are you ready for a thriller and psychological suspense novel full of twists and turns? The Disappearing Act, written by Catherine Steadman, combines Hollywood and missing persons in this new novel. Continue reading

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Review: Questland by Carrie Vaughn

Fans of Carrie Vaughn and games should rejoice, as the two merge beautifully for Questland. This is her latest novel, one that is fun, chaotic (in the best ways), and full of that iconic RPG aesthetic. Continue reading

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Review: Star Eater by Kerstin Hall

Kerstin Hall is back with a novel like no other. Star Eater promises to find a way to merge science fiction, horror, nuns, and cannibalism. Yes, you read that right. Continue reading

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Review: The Other Side of the Door by Nicci French

Nicci French’s latest novel merges thriller, mystery, and suspense into one. The Other Side of the Door is set in Franch, and it isn’t afraid to take some risks. Continue reading

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