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Tag Archives: Review
Review: Shadow of the Batgirl
Shadow of the Batgirl is the latest in a run of series focused on a slightly younger audience. That being said, fans of Cassandra Cain will absolutely want to check this one out. Continue reading
Posted in DC Comics, Graphic Novels, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Comic, Comic Books, Comic Review, DC Comics, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Nicole Goux, Review, Sarah Kuhn, Shadow of the Batgirl
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Review: The Unwilling by Kelly Braffet
The Unwilling is the latest novel from the mind of Kelly Braffet, and this is a novel forcing opinions. It seems like people either love or hate it. So there’s no doubt that this is going to be a book that’ll get your emotions going. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fiction, Kelly Braffet, Literature, MIRA, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, The Unwilling, The Unwilling by Kelly Braffet
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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: The Little Book of Bob by James Bowen
The Little Book of Bob is the latest novel to come out from James and his Street Cat Bob. But you don’t have to have read the other novels in order to understate or appreciate this one, I can promise you that much. Continue reading
Review: Buzz Kill by David Sosnowski
Buzz Kill is the latest novel by David Sosnowski. You probably recognize the insanely bright colors used on his covers! Marketed as a hilarious read about hackers, this novel is as creative as it is quirky. Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged 47 North, Book, Book Review, Books, Buzz Kill, Buzz Kill by David Sosnowski, David Sosnowski, Fiction, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review
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Review: Rascal
Rascal has to be one of the cutest and most endearing graphic novels I’ve read in quite some time. This is the story of one artist, and their cat…and all of the chaos and love that ensues from that unexpected bond. Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Graphic Novels, Uncategorized
Tagged Animal Story, Book, Book Review, Books, Cat, Cats, Comic, Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Jean-Luc Deglin, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Rascal, Review, Top Shelf Productions
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Review: Ten Days Gone by Beverly Long
Ten Days Gone is the first in a new mystery series, A.L. McKittridge, by Beverly Long. It’s a mystery series following two detectives (one of whom the series is named after). And it’s also already proving to be a series worth following. Continue reading
Review: The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones
The Only Good Indians is the latest horror novel to come out of the mind of Stephen Graham Jones, and it is a truly chilling (and graphic) tale worth reading. If you’re looking for a novel that terrifies as it unfolds, then you’re going to want to check this one out. Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Fantasy, Horror, Uncategorized
Tagged Advanced Reading Copy, Advanced Review Copy, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Review, Bookish First, BookishFirst, Books, Fantasy, Fiction, Gallery, Gallery/Saga Press, Horror, Horror Review, Literature, Review, Saga Press, Stephen Graham Jones, The Only Good Indians, The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones
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Review: The Kingdom of Liars by Nick Martell
The Kingdom of Liars is the first novel in a new series, The Legacy of the Mercenary Kings by Nick Martell. It’s an epic fantasy series, full of political intrigue, past wrongs, plots of revenge, and so much more. Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Advanced Reading Copy, Advanced Review Copy, ARC, ARC Review, Book, Book Review, BookishFirst, Books, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Gallery, Literature, Nick Martell, Review, Saga Press, The Kingdom of Liars, The Kingdom of Liars by Nick Martell, The Legacy of the Mercenary Kings #1
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Review: Network Effect by Martha Wells
Network Effect is our fifth foray into the world of Murderbot – and yet it is the first full-length novel of the series. That being said, new fans could easily jump in at this point, if they so chose to. Though I personally cannot recommend the novellas enough, so do make a point of checking them out. Continue reading
Posted in Science Fiction, Tor
Tagged Book, Books, Fiction, Literature, Martha Wells, Murderbot, Murderbot Diaries, Murderbot Diaries #5, Network Effect, Network Effect (Murderbot Diaries), Network Effect by Martha Wells, Review, Rogue SecUnit, Science, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Review, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor.com
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