A Clash Of Kings by George RR Martin is a book that I have had on my need to write the review list since December 2013. Three and a half years later, here we are with a sort of review. I can’t say this will be a lengthy review or very objective. However, if you […]
The Slow Regard Of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss | Novella Review
June 23, 2017
The Slow Regard Of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss is a book that I read during a Dewey 24 Hour Readathon. Essentially, I picked it for the readathon because it was short. Also, somehow I had not yet made time to read it, despite its connection with one of my favorite fantasy series. On the […]
Of Fire And Stars by Audrey Coulthurst | Book Review
June 12, 2017
Of Fire And Stars by Audrey Coulthurst is definitely a unicorn of a book, at least thus far in my reading experiences. It is a young adult standalone fantasy novel with two girls who fall in love. I mean, the standalone bit on its own is enough to qualify this is a unique experience. Then […]
The Fate Of The Tearling by Erika Johansen | Book Review
February 10, 2017
The Fate Of The Tearling by Erika Johansen is the stunning conclusion to the Queen of the Tearling series. Thus, as this is the last book of the series, I cannot review it without spoiling the previous two books in the series. So, if you don’t want those books to be spoiled, click to my […]
Nevernight by Jay Kristoff | Book Review
January 6, 2017
I am so late to the party when it comes to Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. It turns out that I absolutely loved this book. Now I should provide the caveat that while I read this, just about around the time I was really getting absorbed into Nevernight there was a twitter thread I think about a certain character’s […]
Reign Of Shadows by Sophie Jordan | Book Review
January 4, 2017
Reign Of Shadows by Sophie Jordan is a book that I had picked up on a whim. I did not have it on a ten books I need to read next list. I did not have it on audiobook. It so happens that I just plucked it off my bookshelf. For some reason, it was […]