The Half Killed begins in an interesting way. It kicks off with a prologue, which in and of itself isn’t unusual, but this one is written in a second person point of view. It’s almost as if an older version of the character was looking back on the past and talking to her younger self. […]
R.R. Virdi is back at it again with a new book in his series, The Grave Report. Filled to the brim with action, snarky humor, and coupled with philosophical tidbits, it will have readers turning the pages until the very end. Vincent is in over his head. Again. However, that seems to be the natural […]
After reading the first four books of this series, I had to dive right out and buy the 5th and final book. I couldn’t wait to see what happened next, and I wasn’t disappointed. The Day the Sky Fell keeps you on the edge of your seat, rapidly turning pages until the very end. Chikahn […]
Quick disclaimer here, folks. As with many series, you need to start with book 1. In this case, that’s Along Came a Wolf. Start there and then you can come back to this one. Tee has had to face a lot in a short amount of time. So much so, it almost broke her. However, with […]
Just a quick reminder. This is the third book in the Yellow Hoods series. These books cannot be read out of order or as standalones. Each one depends on the previous book. If you haven’t read the first book, Along Came a Wolf, then head on over to read the review then go buy it. […]
What struck me first as I began this book, was the precise language usage. It is not your typical reading level we’ve become accustomed to and cannot be easily skimmed. Each word was obviously chosen carefully to carry the weight of the story. It reveals a heavy influence of Tolkien and not in a bad […]
My Review: In preparation for this review, I re-read The Redemption of Erath: Consolation. I wanted to be sure I was on the same page as I read the second book in this series. Previously, I wrote that Consolation felt more like a backstory. While it did, it’s actually crucial to read that book before this […]
My Review: “First Law of Beasts: Each species will keep itself pure.” Gabe is tired of being told what he can do, merely because he’s a goblin. Going to school with other species, he sees what others can do and wishes he could try something new. He’s tired of only being allowed to do what […]