Brothersong | Green Creek book 4 | Book Review
Brothersong is the fourth installment to the Green Greek series by T.J. Klune
Tag: Adult
Heartsong | Book 3 of Green Creek | Book Review
The third installment to the Green Creek series doesn’t feel quite as strong as the previous two.
Ravensong | Book 2 of Green Creek | Book Review
Ravensong is a strong follow up to the werewolf story in Wolfsong.
Signal to Noise | ARC Review
Signal to Noise is a beautiful self-contained story of the mistakes we sometimes make and how to deal with the fall out, even if it has been 20+ years.
Wolfsong | ARC Review | ReRelease
After reading Wolfsong I might have gone out of my way to purchase the rest of the series…
A Half-Built Garden | ARC Review
An alien contact human story was what drew me to this book to request to review. I got something a lot more and while I did not love it at all I think there is a lot for others to discover here.
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau | ARC Review
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau is a retelling of The Island of Doctor Moreau, classic sci-fi tale from 1896 by Wells. A story I read a few years ago. While the writing wasn’t for me I did find the ideas very interesting. So when I saw that Moreno-Garcia was writing this book I was very excited. I kept my expectations to a minimum though as you can never know.
Locklands | Book 3 of The Founders | ARC Review | Social Media Blast
In the last few years one of my absolute favorite books has been Foundryside. So it is with a fondness and a bit of sadness that I read this book, knowing I had to say goodbye to this world and characters. I loved Foundryside and Shorefall and so it was hard for this book to live up to that. It didn’t. Not quite. But it is still a good conclusion to this trilogy.
Of Charms, Ghosts and Grievances | Book 2 of Dragons and Blades | ARC Review
The plot in itself wasn’t quite as interesting as the dressing up was. I loved reading it for the characters that I have grown to love.
The Siren Queen | ARC Review
A short review for Siren Queen but sometimes one does not have more to say…
A Dance With Books 