I was both excited and hesitant to read this continuation of the Night Angel Series. I read the original trilogy about 15 years ago and I remember loving it at the time. I have been meaning to reread it but I never did quite get around to it. And after reading this installment, I think I shouldn't. I should just keep my original fond memories.
Ever since I first heard of The Terraformers I was super excited for it. What the synopis hinted at and the cover seemed to be exactly up my alley. Unfortunately there were quite a few things that completely threw me and I had not expected.
A Sci-Fi Horror set on a giant ship? Yes please.
Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia might have started out on faeries but it became much more about Emily Wilde.
Supernova Swing is a graphic novel based on the netflix adaption of Cowboy Bebop that was cancelled. I have seen and read Cowboy Bebop in the past so I was of course curious about this
The third installment to the Green Creek series doesn't feel quite as strong as the previous two.
As I look at some of the reviews for this sequel to Six Crimson Cranes and I realize that a lot of people aren't quite as charmed with it as I was. That might be because I read this pretty close together and I didn't have to wait like some people. And perhaps because my expectations were different.
For the Wolf initially seems to be a red riding hood fairytale, even more so hinted at by the cover. Yet as we continue the story it feels more like a Beaty and the Beast retelling.
City of Dusk is Tara Sims first venture into Adult Fantasy.
Not quite a fantasy.
A Dance With Books 