Review: Raw Power
Raw Power by Ambrose Ibsen My rating: 3 of 5 stars Ordinary bloke gets demon heart-transplant and finds it does more than just pump blood. Plus, he now has a… Read more »
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Review: Spell Blind
Spell Blind by David B. Coe My rating: 5 of 5 stars I knew I was going to enjoy this book within the first couple of pages; with a hiatus… Read more »
Review: Revenant
Revenant by Kat Richardson My rating: 4 of 5 stars I enjoyed this – thus, four stars out of five (but a strong four). The action happens mostly in and… Read more »
Alchemystic, by Anton Strout
This book had such potential; the idea is original and the sketch of the characters in the blurb seemed to indicate the possibility of something really interesting. Unfortunately, when I… Read more »
The Curse of Chalion, by Lois McMaster Bujold
This book, and its sequel, Paladin of Souls, are two of my favourite books. I have read both of them multiple times, and I will read them multiple more times…. Read more »
The ‘Black Jewels’ series, by Anne Bishop
This series is interesting. Firstly, I would say, do not read these books if you are prudish. Even a little. Or if you are squeamish. If you do not fall… Read more »
Dark Currents, by Jacqueline Carey
From Amazon.com’s product description: Jacqueline Carey, New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed Kushiel’s Legacy novels, presents an all-new world featuring a woman caught between the normal and paranormal… Read more »
A Shot in the Dark, by K.A. Stewart
Jesse James Dawson has mostly recovered from the events of A Devil in the Details, although the stress has taken a toll on his friendships. What better way to patch… Read more »
A Devil in the Details, by K.A. Stewart
This is the first book in the Jesse James Dawson series. The main thrust of the plot is that the protagonist, Jesse James Dawson, fights demons. People sell their souls… Read more »
Oath of Swords, by David Weber
David Weber is famous for his Honor Harrington science fiction/space opera series, and not every author can do fantasy and sci fi successfully. David Weber, however, most certainly can. If… Read more »