I have to admit a bit of guilt in enjoying an “angel becomes human” tale. I tend to despise such stories. Yet this one works. In fact, it gets stranger than that. The fantasy has the ring of truth though there … Continue reading →
Today I am interviewing author, Vicki Lucas. She has four books published with many more in progress. I have read two of these books, Bound and Devil’s Pathway. These are in two of my favourite genres, angels and demons and … Continue reading →
What a wonderful fantasy romance! [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This trilogy has it all. A parallel world is tied to earth by magic and love. A young woman is stolen from her home and forced to live as the savior of her … Continue reading →
Ok, I don’t like clean reads or fantasies which devolve into a man and a woman struggling with thwarted desire. This book is both. Because it’s just a clean read, I have to give it a one-star rating in this … Continue reading →
Those who know me know what is coming. I really dislike lyric, allegorical fantasy of the Anne Elisabeth Stengl type. I think this type of book should be a separate genre. But that’s just me. The Visitor is a lyric, allegorical fantasy … Continue reading →
Early quibbles: I signed up to review this book because it looked like a fantasy or at least a “Robin Hood” type of story. It is a Robin Hood-type of story, but mainly it’s a romance. I was afraid of … Continue reading →
Jaye has a new book coming out soon: The King’s Scrolls will be released next week. As I prepared to review the new book, I reread book #1 in the Ilyon Chronicles. I liked it better the second time If you recall … Continue reading →
This is book two of the Song of Searle series. The blurb is as follows: Conor and Aine have barely escaped Seare with their lives. Conor knows he must return to find the harp that could end the Red Druid’s … Continue reading →
This book surprised me From the cover I expected a little historical romance, and I don’t like them. It’s actually a very good fantasy with a compelling world and an excellent story. It provides a believable location for Mary to … Continue reading →
Book #1 of The Songkeeper Chronicles is out to acclamation by the readers of her blog. She is a polished, online, social communicator who obviously loves to write and is very good at it. Her debut novel (after a few short stories) … Continue reading →
