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Review: Assassin’s Creed: The Magus Conspiracy by Kate Heartfield

So, I’m going to start this review with a touch of honesty: I’ve never played any Assassin’s Creed games. I’ve never even watched anybody play them. However! I adore Kate Heartfield, so I wanted to take the risk and try The Magus Conspiracy because I couldn’t resist. So when I say that this novel is perfect, even those that know nothing about the franchise understand the weight of that claim. Continue reading

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Review: The Last Raven by Steve McHugh

I love diving into new series, especially ones I haven’t heard much about. I adore that there are zero expectations, just a fresh start, and a whole new experience. The journey The Last Raven set me upon was no disappointment. This was a thrilling read from start to finish. Also, it feels like it’s been far too long since I read an urban fantasy series (read: no more than a few weeks), so I was happy to come home. Continue reading

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Review: The White Tower by Michael Wisehart

The White Tower is the first novel in Michael Wisehart’s The Aldoran Chronicles. Having just finished the first novel, I can safely say that this series is perfect for epic fantasy fans. It reminds me of a series I read and loved as a kid, though with significantly fewer problems. Consider me hooked. Continue reading

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Review: Kradak the Champion by Shawn Inmon

Kradak the Champion is the start of Shawn Inmon’s Arkana Sword and Sorcery Adventure, an epic fantasy series with a sense of humor and adventure. This series is perfect for readers that enjoy portal fantasies, but with a few twists. Continue reading

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Review: Shadowplay by Terry Mancour and Emily Burch Harris

Shadowplay is the first novel in Terry Mancour and Emily Burch Harris’ Spellmonger: Legacy and Secrets series. Now, admittedly I hadn’t read the rest of the Spellmonger series before diving into this spin-off series, so it is awe-inspiring that I had no trouble following along. I will have to add the original series to my TBR list. Continue reading

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