Author: Charlie Hopkins
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THE SHATTERED REALM OF ARDOR BENN by Tyler Whitesides (BOOK REVIEW)
Contains minor spoilers for Book One of the Kingdom of Grit trilogy. In a world of war-ravaged empires and dragon-fueled magic, master con artist Ardor Benn ... -
THE THOUSAND DEATHS OF ARDOR BENN by Tyler Whitesides (BOOK REVIEW)
Ardor Benn is no ordinary thief. Rakish, ambitious, and master of wildly complex heists, he styles himself a ruse artist extraordinaire. When he gets hired for ... -
THE BONE SHARD DAUGHTER by Andrea Stewart (BOOK REVIEW)
In an empire ruled by bone shard magic, the former heir to the emperor will fight to reclaim her magic and her place on the throne, ... -
HOW TO RULE AN EMPIRE AND GET AWAY WITH IT by K. J. Parker – Book Review
This is the history of how the City was saved, by Notker the professional liar, written down because eventually the truth always seeps through. The City ... -
ALONG THE RAZOR’S EDGE by Rob J. Hayes (Book Review)
I was a big fan of Never Die, a recent standalone from Rob, and decided with the release of this new four-book series and this whole ... -
WE RIDE THE STORM by Devin Madson (Book Review)
Seventeen years after rebels stormed the streets, fractions divide Kisia. Only the firm hand of the god-emperor holds the empire together. But when a shocking betrayal ... -
SMOKE AND STONE by Michael R. Fletcher (Book Review)
The Last War is something of a misnomer. Dozens of wars were fought after the birth of Bastion, as those surviving gods battled for supremacy. This ... -
PRIEST OF LIES by Peter McLean (Book Review)
Priest of Lies by Peter McLean is a great follow up to Priest of Bones that drags our protagonist deeper into the mired politics of Ellinburg, ... -
The Gameshouse by Claire North (Book Review)
Everyone has heard of the Gameshouse. But few know all its secrets…. It is the place where fortunes can be made and lost through chess, backgammon-every ... -
The Wolf in the Whale by Jordanna Max Brodsky (Book Review)
I’ve just finished The Wolf in the Whale by Jordanna Max Brodsky and I’m a bit blown away. It starts as a very tight and intimate ...
