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THIS KINGDOM WILL NOT KILL ME by Ilona Andrews (BOOK REVIEW)
This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me (Maggie the Undying #1) by Ilona Andrews Ilona Andrews’ love letter to fantasy fans is a fabulously fun and entertaining ... -
THIS KINGDOM WILL NOT KILL ME by Ilona Andrews (BOOK REVIEW)
I was so excited to read this new book by the powerhouse husband-wife writing team Ilona Andrews! I am a huge fan of their previous work ... -
MISERERE by Teresa Frohock (BOOK REVIEW)
Everything has a price, and those who deal with the devil pay dearly in this enthralling dark fantasy about redemption, sacrifice, and a Hell-bound battle between ... -
LONG LIVE EVIL by Sarah Rees Brennan (BOOK REVIEW)
This review contains mild spoilers “Don’t listen to stories encouraging you to be good, telling you to shine in a filthy world and patiently endure suffering. ... -
AND PUT AWAY CHILDISH THINGS by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
“Harry squared his shoulders. “I am now going to step into the wardrobe,” he told her. “I will, shortly after, step back out of the wardrobe, ... -
LOST IN THE MOMENT AND FOUND by Seanan McGuire (BOOK REVIEW)
This review does contain spoilers I’ve long been a big fan of the Wayward Children books, and think that most of them, including this one, ... -
A GAMBLE OF GODS by Mitriel Faywood (BOOK REVIEW)
A Gamble of Gods, Mitriel Faywood’s speculative fiction debut, exuberantly merges sci-fi and fantasy millieux in a multi-world story following three different first-person point of view ... -
The BLFUfer’s Guide To… THE WOOD BEE QUEEN by Edward Cox (BOOK REVIEW)
Apparently, there is an opposite to TL:DR (too long didn’t read) and it’s BLFU – Bottom Line First Up And so we bring you our new feature from ... -
THE WOOD BEE QUEEN by Edward Cox (BUDDY READ BOOK REVIEW)
They say that in the Realm, the sea is in the sky… That’s right! Nils and I have returned with another Buddy Read, seeing as how ... -
Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire
You’re nobody’s rainbow. You’re nobody’s princess. You’re nobody’s doorway but your own, and the only one who gets to tell you how your story ends is ...
