The Ten Thousand Doors of January | Book Review | #WyrdandWonder
Regardless The Ten Thousand Doors of January is a very solid fantasy book with a black mc.
Tag: Historical Fantasy
City of Brass // Book Review
At the end of 2019 I finally got the chance to read the lovely City of Brass
The Weight of a Soul // Book Review
The Weight of a Soul is a historical and mythological viking story. It focuses on the daughter of the chief of a Viking clan. She loses her sister and tries hard to find her back.Our main character has to find a soul that is as heavy as her sister to get her back.
The Beautiful // Book Review
Is The Beautiful really THE vampire book of 2019?
The Absinthe Earl // Book Review
The Absinthe Earl starts slow but then drops you right in the middle of the Fae…
Five Reasons to Pick Up Gods of Jade and Shadow // Blog Blast // Book Review
Not only does Gods of Jade and Shadow have such a striking cover, it has a very interesting story. It is set in Mexico, during the Jazz age. Our main character Casiopea lives with her mother and family but gets put into the role of cleaning more often than not. She dreams of a life… Continue reading Five Reasons to Pick Up Gods of Jade and Shadow // Blog Blast // Book Review
Great Starts to Adult Fantasy If You Are New to the Genre // #wyrdandwonder
Some genres you just kind of roll into. Fantasy was that for me. Other genres scare you. And other genres same very appealing but you just don’t know where to start. I’ve heard this a lot with people that like Young Adult Fantasy but aren’t sure where to start with Adult Fantasy. So since I… Continue reading Great Starts to Adult Fantasy If You Are New to the Genre // #wyrdandwonder
The True Queen / Book Two of Sorcerer Royal // Book Review
The True Queen, my most anticipated sequel of 2019!
Firestarter / Third Book to Timekeeper Trilogy // Book Review
Firestarter, a worthy ending to the Timekeeper trilogy.
Wintersong Duology // Series Review
Wintersong and its conlusion Shadowsong are an interesting mix of retellings: The Erlkoning, Labyrinth, the Goblin Market and the tale of Hades and Persephone. I was wary of this duology and I had every right to be as it turned out, but I still enjoyed it to a point.
