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My BOTM box arrived! This month I picked The Hunting Wives, When the Stars Go Dark, and Arsenic and Adobo! Now I just have to decide which one to read first...The last couple of days have been good for book mail! My copy of Rule of Wolves arrived (eee!), as well as the preorder goodies for it! As an added bonus, a signed bookplate from Anne Bishop also arrived, so I am a happy nerd over here. ❤March was a pretty good reading month for me! I doubt I'll do as well in April - I have a lot of gardening to get done!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐On Thursdays we read purple. But no, seriously I think that some of my purple covered books are my favorites.Goodreads
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Tag Archives: Novella
Review: Juice Like Wounds by Seanan McGuire
Juice Like Wounds is a short story set in the world of Wayward Children, written by Seanan McGuire. Though I suppose it would be more accurate to say that it is set in one of the worlds within Wayward Children. Continue reading
Review: Dirty Deeds: An Urban Fantasy Collection
Guys, I have been so anxiously waiting for Dirty Deeds to release, and now it’s finally here! This book collects several novellas and shorts from some of my favorite authors, and naturally totals about six hundred and forty pages. I read all of it in one night. It’s that good. Go get it, and read it. ASAP. Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, Fantasy, Urban Fantasy
Tagged Anthology, At Death's Door, At Death's Door by Devon Monk, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Bound into Darkness, Collection, Devon Monk, Diana Pharaoh Francis, Dirty Deeds: An Urban Fantasy Collection, Doggone Mess, Faith Hunter, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Jane Yellowrock, Magical Romantic Comedies, Novella, Ordinary Magic, Pen & Page Publishing, R.J. Blain, Sealed with a Tryst, Sealed with a Tryst by Devon Monk, The Pixie Job, The Ties That Bind, The Ties That Bind by Faith Hunter, Urban Fantasy
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Review: Across the Green Grass Fields by Seanan McGuire
Seanan McGuire’s Wayward Children series continues here in Across the Green Grass Fields. This is actually a standalone novel, but I would strongly recommend reading the whole series (in general, as well as in order). Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Fantasy, Tor, Uncategorized
Tagged Across the Green Grass Fields by Seanan McGuire, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Novella, Review, Seanan McGuire, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor.com, Wayward Children, Wayward Children #6, Wayward Children by Seanan McGuire
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Review: When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo
The sequel to The Empress of Salt and Fortune is here! And somehow, I think it’s even better than the first (is that possible?). Either way, Nghi Vo’s When the Tiger Comes Down the Mountain is not a novel you’ll want to miss out on. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Net Galley, NetGalley, Nghi Vo, Novella, Review, The Singing Hills Cycle, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor.com, When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain, When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo
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Review: Flyaway by Kathleen Jennings
Flyaway is the latest novel to come from the mind of Kathleen Jennings, and it is a thing of beauty. Having read it, I can now understand all of the hype I’ve been hearing about this novella. Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Fantasy, Tor, Uncategorized
Tagged Advanced Reading Copy, Advanced Review Copy, ARC, ARC Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Flyaway, Flyaway by Kathleen Jennings, Kathleen Jennings, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Novella, Review, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor.com
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Review: The Day of the Dead by Karen Chance
The Day of the Dead is yet another short filling out the world of Cassandra Palmer. Written by Karen Chance, you just know that this piece is going to be full of action and memorable characters. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Cassandra Palmer, Cassandra Palmer 3.1, Cassie Palmer, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy Novella, Fantasy review, Fiction, Karen Chance, Literature, Novella, Review, Short story, Short story review, The Day of the Dead, The Day of the Dead by Karen Chance, Urban Fantasy
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Review: Lover’s Knot by Karen Chance
Lover’s Knot is yet another short story from the world of Karen Chance, and it follows my favorite character, Dory. This one fits in between Fury’s Kiss and Shadow’s Bane (if you’re just looking at Dory’s side of the stories, at least). Continue reading
Review: Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh
Silver in the Wood earns the award for the most enchanting novella I’ve read this year. It’s a cross between a love story and a tale of the Green Man. It’s beautiful, unique, and will capture your heart and your attention all in one go. Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Emily Tesh, Fantasy, Fiction, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Novella, Review, Silver in the Wood, Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh, Tor, Tor Publishing, Tor.com
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Review: Kingdom of Needle and Bone by Mira Grant
Kingdom of Needle and Bone is Mira Grant’s (AKA Seanan McGuire) latest novella, and it is not for the faint of heart. Seriously, I was about eighty percent of the way through this novella when I realized I have compulsively sanitized my hands more than six times while reading. Continue reading
