Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
Serpent of the Isle is book 4 in the Kiwi series. I started out to read book 3 Kiwi and the Living Nightmare. Only when I’d finished, and thought the blurb sounded nothing like what I’d read, I investigated further.
The Lost Steersman continues the series I’ve been enjoying so much, following the Steerswoman and the Outskirter’s Secret. The Lost Steersman (Steerswoman Series #3) by Rosemary Kirstein How do you find a person you have never seen, or have never
Voyage of the Lanternfish captured my imagination a while ago. Thank you Sally Cronin; her review prompted me to pull it out of the lower levels of my TBR. And now I have yet another first in series under my
Encrypted, Enigma, and Decrypted are the three books in Lindsay Buroker’s Forgotten Ages series. These are set in the same world as the Emperor’s Edge, but many years earlier. I think I got one of these in a Storybundle, and
War of Nytefall: Anarchy. As the vampires battle in the shadows, a new enemy appears to drag them into the light! The paladins of Windemere have had enough! As the Vampire Civil War heats up, mysterious murders are being committed
Forged in Blood is the finale of the Emperor’s Edge series featuring Amaranthe and her gang of outlaws who are fighting to free the Emperor from the people who would overthrow him. The assassin Sicarius is one of the gang,
Welcome to the last (or is it last but one?) post of the 2016 A to Z Challenge. What a journey! My world-building theme started at Alpha Kenworthy and ends at Zndaria, by way of Lothlorien and Turgonia, to name
T is for Turgonia, the main city in Lindsay Buroker’s fabulous Emperor’s Edge series. Since it’s Saturday, it’s book review day, but since it’s the A to Z, I have to focus on world-building. My review is of Conspiracy, book
First off, I have to declare that I received an ARC from Rebecca Douglass for my honest review of this book. I also made some comments on it which I believe she incorporated into the final version. I also have
It’s madness. It’s magnificent madness. It’s the most magnificent boomsnickery trollsnuffery madness I’ve ever read. It’s totally clear that if I read the blurb for this book when I first got it (and Amazon tells me I got it on
I am delighted to be part of the Four Fiends blog tour. In February last year, Sally Harris pulled twelve other authors together for a promotion – Love MG Actually – which has made a huge difference to my promotion
I’m extremely honoured to be one of the first stops on Julie Grasso’s Return To Cardamom Blog Tour. If you’ve read my review of the first in the series, you’ll be expecting a delicious story sequel, and you won’t be
The Talent Seekers is FREE on Amazon Thursday and Friday 27th & 28th June, from midnight to midnight California time (UT+7, i.e. 8 hours behind London). US and international http://www.amazon.com/Talent-Seekers-Princelings-East-ebook/dp/B00CWKBIN4
Today is the birthday of Princelings Fred and George, and to celebrate they are giving you The Talent Seekers FREE on Amazon. US, India and international http://www.amazon.com/Talent-Seekers-Princelings-East-ebook/dp/B00CWKBIN4
I loved this book! It has a great 14-15 year old hero with fantastic friends and monstrous enemies! It was so well written I found myself getting very nervous for him every time he went monster hunting, except for the