Through the Gate in the Sea by Howard Andrew Jones
Solid, action-packed, exciting, and full of people getting burned or blown up – how nice. Strong female leads are just icing on the cake.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas
Okay, I can take or leave the last book in this series, but now, I’m officially onboard the love train. #TeamRhys all the way!
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas
Sparkling fae dudes that Evil Villain Ho who hates our sparkly heroine… oh yes, this is a young adult story.
Shadow Falling by Rebecca Zanetti
The first book in the series fumbled, but the follow-up delivers in spades.
The Champion of Barésh by Susan Grant
This is a strong comeback from an author who has been away from the scene for a while.
Reaper’s Eye by Richard A Knaak
As I said in the review, this is singularly one of the worst constructed books I’ve ever had the misfortune to come across.
Shy Knives by Sam Sykes
I don’t know whether I want to applaud the heroine or cram a handful of soiled napkins down her throat. Mission accomplished by the author, I suppose?
Pirate’s Promise by Chris A Jackson
The courtesan steals the show from the pirates – heck, she is the story, and what a story it is.
Mercury Striking by Rebecca Zanetti
This is a good example of how stereotypical romantic elements can ruin a potentially good post-apocalyptic action tale.
Illusion Town by Jayne Castle
It’s Arcane Society in space! Kill it! Kill it!
