Have you ever thought to yourself, "Man, this book is good, but I wish the hero wasn't so good and kind. Couldn't he be more vicious, cruel, and out for bloody, terrible vengeance at the cost of as many innocent lives as possible?"
Writing is hard. And it’s not exactly a task that lends itself easily to the idea of self-care. Let's fix that, shall we?
Well, the first full month of Here Be Dragons has come and gone, and I’ve managed to get through at least a few books so far. Maybe not as many as I had hoped for, but a fair amount. I set out to do a review every two weeks, and so far I’ve stuck to... Continue Reading →
I think I have to blame Twilight for making me hesitate before picking up this book. Ever since I went through that phase, I’ve had a terrible habit of avoiding books written in first person, regardless of how interesting the premise might be or how many people have recommended it....
Do you know how to craft perfect, magical prose every time? Neither do I, but let's talk about it anyway.
What do you do when reading a good book doesn't appeal like it used to?
Set in the magical world of Renthia, The Queen of Blood is Sarah Beth Durst’s ambitious entry into adult epic fantasy.
A retired group of legendary mercenaries sets off on one last impossible mission.
Kalhun is known throughout the Empire for exactly two things: getting the job done and pissing everyone off while doing it. But when a small fishing village at the corner of the Empire begs for his help, he agrees to travel the long plains to see what he can do. There are some jobs only a shaman can accomplish.
