
Review: Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Stover
Revenge of the Sith, the culmination of the ultimately flawed Prequel trilogy from George Lucas, was a movie that had good ideas and poor execution…
Review: Thorns of War by João F. Silva
Thorns of War is an excellent sequel. It takes all the fascinating and unique aspects of Seeds of War and builds off of it perfectly, creating an instant
Review: Ascendant by Michael R. Miller
Ascendant is a near flawless first entry in an epic fantasy saga: it tells a contained, well-paced story that tugs at the heartstrings and delivers searing
Review: River in the Galaxy by Natalie Kelda
River In The Galaxy' is a compelling read that balances its darker themes with moments of healing and found family. While it may not be for everyone, especially
Review: Exile by A.J. Calvin
A very good, solid start to a dragon-based epic fantasy series with family as a strong theme. I’m very much looking forward to the sequels, and to see where
Review: Meta by Tom Reynolds
Meta is a thrilling and entertaining read that offers a refreshing take on the superhero genre. With its compelling protagonist, breakneck pacing, and
Cover Reveal: Trollgrave by Alex S. Bradshaw
Something stirs in the Forest of Broken Trolls... Despite all his skill in healing and runecraft, God-Speaker Alvir Einarson could not save everyone.
Cover Reveal: The Dragon Legion by Isaac Hill
Broken generations ago in the Cleansing,The Sunborn Bloodline persists.Dragh the Sunborn Empire’s last son rises in the ranks of the Second Legion, a Legion of
Review: A Season of Monstrous Conceptions by Lina Rather
Rather’s writing is punchy and visceral, and the opening sequence left me very uncomfortable in all the best ways. This book may be shelved as fantasy
Cover Reveal: Bloodwoven by G.J. Terral
Road-weary soldier Lindel thought all he needed to do to return home was finish his current escort mission. Then he discovers one of his charges murdered
Review: The Winds of Change by Sam Paisley
Strap in, folks, because we're about to embark on a whirlwind adventure with The Winds of Change by Sam Paisley. Picture this you're settling in with a new book
Review: Reed Lions by R.R. Virdi
Soldiers fighting for an empire that generally saw them as lesser. It’s nods to the historical sacrifices of so many with sprinkles of iconic sci-fi culture
Review: Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
They are sassy, cranky, or just generally causing chaos in their rider's lives. In Iron Flame I especially love Violet's little dragon, Andarna, who is
Review: The Apollo Murders by Chris Hadfield
You know you’re reading fiction - you know none of this really happened - but because of the attention to detail and the inclusion of just the right amount
Review: Starlight Jewel by E.L. Lyons
I cannot wait for the next book. I am genuinely enthralled by this world Lyons created and I’ve also been left with a lot of thoughts/feelings that I may have
Review: Daughter of the Beast by E. C. Greaves
There are layers to the novel that will leave readers satisfied yet hungering for more answers to the questions that are dangled tantalizingly in front of them.
Review: The Wraith Returns by Paul G. Zareith
Influenced by Hindu mythology, this book has all the checkmarks of a world with lots to offer. Magic metal, a variety of magic options, time travel.
Review: Beta (The Apex Cycle) by M.T. Zimny
This novel is a gem! I highly recommend it to all readers who love superheroes, fantasy, or anything related to it. I was truly blown away time and again
Review: The Original by Brandon Sanderson and Mary Robinette Kowal
In this futuristic novel, society’s woes have been solved by injectable “nanite” technology which provides them with near immortality and the ability to alter
Review: Sordaneon by L.L. Stephens
There are times when a book has been on the radar because the cover is just so spectacular, it draws you in. Sordaneon (and all of the other books in the series) are definitely on my list because of just how beautiful they are.