Pirate’s Prophecy by Chris A Jackson
While the whole thing is readable, this one doesn’t seem to know what to do with its characters and its premise.
While the whole thing is readable, this one doesn’t seem to know what to do with its characters and its premise.
That moment when you read what is supposed to be an epic finale only to realize that the author is setting up future books instead.
Wow, it’s been quite a while since I come across an old-school time travel story.
If you’re not one of those “I NEED CURRAN/MAD ROGAN INSIDE ME NOW!” people, you may find this one to be on the flaccid side.
As this eye-rolling kind of justice ascends, my rear end itches to descend onto a toilet bowl.
Just how young am I supposed to be in order to “get” this book?
There is a great premise here, but the author only focuses on it a little too late into the story.
Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy.
This one reminds me of why I enjoy this author’s style so much. Action, gun-fu with werewolves, and Martha Stewart kicking ass.
Yikes, someone sneaked a generic young adult story, complete with sarcastic-whiny teen brat heroine, into this series.