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Tag Archives: Book Reviewing
Review: The Silvered Serpents by Roshani Chokshi
The Silvered Serpents is the long-awaited sequel to The Gilded Wolves, by Roshani Chokshi. When the first novel came out, it was one of my favorites of the year. And I can tell you with complete honestly, the sequel is setting up to do the same. Continue reading
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Tagged Advanced Reading Copy, Advanced Review Copy, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Book Reviewing, Books, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Roshani Chokshi, Street Team, Street Teams, The Gilded Wolves #2, The Silvered Serpents, Wednesday Books
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Review: The Court of the Blind King by David Guymer
The Court of the Blind King kicks off a new adventure in the Age of Sigmar from Warhammer. Written by David Guymer, this novel takes a deep dive (pun intended) into the lives and battles of the Deepkin. Continue reading
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Tagged Advanced Reading Copy, Advanced Review Copy, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Review, Book Reviewing, Books, Davod Guymer, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, The Court of the Blind King, The Court of the Blind King by David Guymer, Warhammer, Warhammer 40k, Warhammer Age of Sigmar
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Review: Night Broken (Mercy Thompson #8) by Patricia Briggs
Night Broken is the eighth book in the Mercy Thompson series, and man is it still going strong. This novel takes a slightly different direction than the rest, throwing more emotional messes into the mix. But it’s all balanced out by the introduction of a new and extremely dangerous supernatural creature. Continue reading
Review: The Chosen (Contender #1) by Taran Mathara
The Chosen is the first novel in a new trilogy by Taran Mathara. This novel is full of action, intrigue, human nature, and science fiction elements. It makes for a great and fast-paced novel, to say the least. Continue reading
Review: Blood Heir by Amelie Wen Zhao
Blood Heir is the first novel in a trilogy of the same name. And man! Did this novel ever live up to my expectations! This was the debut novel of Amelie Wen Zhao, and I have to say that she is an author worth keeping an eye on. Continue reading
Review: Keep You Close by Karen Cleveland
Keep You Close is another thriller from the mind that brought you Need to Know. It follows Stephanie Maddox, an FBI agent who specializes in Internal Affairs. She’s not afraid to take on the big guys, even when the price to do so is high. Continue reading
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Tagged Book, Book Review, Book Reviewing, Books, Doubleday Canada, Karen Cleveland, Keep You Close, Thriller, Thriller Review
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Review: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek is a brilliant and sometimes heartbreaking read. It probably had so much more impact due to the fact that it’s based on a true story, well, sort of. It’s inspired by real people, and a real career (the book women – librarians who would deliver books to locations too far and small for their own library). Continue reading
Review: Finale (Caraval #3) by Stephanie Garber
Finale follows two sisters, Scarlett and Tella, as they each face their own set of adventures and dangers. Scarlett is trying to decide on who she should be with, while Tella isn’t done playing games with Legend. Unfortunately for both of them, there’s something much larger looming on the horizon. Continue reading
The Importance of Street Teams
But it got me thinking. I’ve been on a few Street Teams in my time, but I don’t think I ever really appreciated just how important they are to authors. Especially indie authors or authors who aren’t fully supported by their publishers (it does happen). Continue reading
