Where Light Meets Shadow by Shawna Reppert is an engaging mix of fantasy and romance. War nearly destroyed the culture of the Scathlan elves, and left their queen in a comatose state. Kieran has been traveling the mortal lands in search of new songs and scraps of legend. There are tales of powerful bards whoContinueContinue reading “Review: Where Light Meets Shadow”
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Review: Stormbringer by Alis Franklin
The good news is that the first chapter of Stormbringer: Book 2 of the Wyrd confirms all my suspicions regarding the last chapter or so of Liesmith: Book 1 of The Wyrd, the first book of Alis Franklin’s Urban Fantasy series ‘The Wyrd’. I can’t spill any further details here, though, as that would spoilContinueContinue reading “Review: Stormbringer by Alis Franklin”
Diverse Reader Spotlight Saturday: In The Kitchen Series
A great interview with one of my favourite people, and an opportunity to win the first two books of the fabulous In the Kitchen series.
Cellular Memory
My fascination with cloning borders on the morbid. It’s akin to my terrible habit of looking up my symptoms on WebMD and diagnosing myself with meningitis. The ‘what if’ factor is just that extreme. I’m not alone, however. Cloning is the subject of much fascination, in fiction, television, and political debate. Why do we findContinueContinue reading “Cellular Memory”
Review: Storm and Steel by Jon Sprunk
Poor Horace. In Blood and Iron (part one of The Book of the Black Earth) he escaped death only to be tossed in chains. He was freed only to be sucked into the politics and intrigue of the royal court. In saving the life of Queen Byleth, he painted a rather large target on hisContinueContinue reading “Review: Storm and Steel by Jon Sprunk”
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