Reading – what makes a good book?
Today’s post was going to be something reasonably witty about blogging. That is now going to be tomorrow’s post. The reason for this is that it is now nearly 10pm… Read more »
Tag: urban fantasy
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 »
The Taken, by Vicki Pettersson
Vicki Pettersson is a good writer. No two ways about it. She’s good at characterisation, she’s good at dialogue, she’s good at plot. However, I have to say that this… Read more »
Urban Fantasy – the new Grimm’s Fairy Tales?
Urban fantasy is a phenomenon. Ten years ago, it was hardly there at all. Now you can’t move on Amazon without tripping over it. Everyone’s getting into the act, even… Read more »
Angelology
Angelology is a real word. It means ‘the study of angels’. There are even books on it. There seems to be two types of angelology: the study of angels as… Read more »
Thieftaker by D.B. Jackson
Thieftaker is the first book in a series by D.B. Jackson, introducing eighteenth-century Boston thieftaker Ethan Kaille. In the absence of a police force, if a citizen wants a thief,… Read more »