The fact that I have become invested in each character’s story is a testament to Tecken’s writing. It is also evident from the first page that Tecken has poured

If you want to read a space opera tale that involves psychotic psychic aliens, bird people, and humans trying to figure what the hell is going on

This book is dark, and I mean ‘chop a man into little pieces, shove a knife into his open wound to act as hands and place him alive into a box’ kind of dark…

It does take a bit to get into the story, but once it really takes off, it has a lot of exciting action points. The flair and style with which each happens

I don’t know that I’ve ever read anything as unsettling as Your Blood and Bones, but every moment of this raw, lyrical novella pulled me in. Each page brought

Well, go get some popcorn and grab onto your seats, cuz this is gonna be quite a big one! I’ll try my best to introduce you to this amazing and equally

This debut space opera had me at page one. Umbra has everything I love about classic sci-fi with its own unique twist and a modern lit feel. The moderate pace

An action-packed, fast-paced epic fantasy that deals with the concept of true honor and duty. A Path of Blades revolves around a knight seeking peace

Time flies reading this comedy filled novel and the fact that it ends the way it did… Sadir, Mr. Samir, I ask for a sequel to this book just to see where this

Love has crafted a fast-paced novella that thrusts the reader into the world of Facet while simultaneously introducing an interesting, organ transplant based

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"Is Nerd Power going to save the day?", "When did I become a nerd magnet?" And "You speak English and Nerd. That's plenty." My eyes could have strained

I spent about 50% of the book curled up on a beanbag wondering what would happen to the intrepid heroes of this tale. Turns out, a lot. By the end of it

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The absurdity of a LitRPG plot playing out in NYC and having the world react to it made me laugh more than once, even if it’s an apocalypse book. Not sure if

This book pulled me back, day after day, goading me into reading its words. I am a slow reader, typically reading a chapter or two each night before bed.

Be prepared to step into the rule of the Hierarchy, as James Islington is back with another epic fantasy! As someone who rates Islington’s Licanius trilogy

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