Westbow’s description: After the death of her father, Marisa seeks comfort in the woods of Gold Hill. When a mysterious lightning storm suddenly strikes, Marisa is hurled into the ancient alternate dimension of Carnelia where she meets Darian Fiore. With no … Continue reading →
Christian review? You’re kidding right? Not really. On the surface it is good clean fun. No language or sex and the violence isn’t too bad. Epic steampunk fantasy science fiction No, it’s not Victorian. Yes, it has magic; Mad Tinker … Continue reading →
It must be a record for me—two chick-lit books in a row. Of course, my definition is probably very different than most. For me it’s a book about relationships and the characters don’t do anything—no saving the world, getting the … Continue reading →
Here we have a potentially very good book which has seemingly been ruined by the editing policies of a large traditional publisher. I have no idea if Zondervan did it, or Lorie, but regardless, it was done. It is very … Continue reading →
This is a story where the dragons were abused by an evil wizard and in revenge have killed all humans and become as bad as the wizard ever was. The fairies, elves, dwarves, centaurs, and so on desire their freedom … Continue reading →
OK, I snookered myself into a romance. Under the guise that it is a fantasy, I promised accept a free copy—then read it and review it. It’s a fun read Though it’s classed as a historical romance, there’s little history … Continue reading →
This is a very interesting book. I was given a free copy by the publisher through Book Crash in return for an unbiased review. But it starts with several strikes against it. First of all is the name of the … Continue reading →
This is the first book of The Facets of Reality series, and I loved it! It is an exceptionally inventive piece of speculative fiction—probably in the fantasy genre. But, it’s so much more. The characters are compelling. The action is … Continue reading →
I read one of my well-loved favorites from my hippie days, to cleanse the palette, as it were. The memories were far better than the reality. I first read this book in 1967 or ’68. It was a major influence … Continue reading →
This is a first novel, by a young writer. It is really much better than I hoped for (and I was expecting quite a bit as I know her father). I really enjoyed this classic fantasy tale. The characters are … Continue reading →
