Taking Flight by K. Scriven is a fun fantasy adventure about family, pursuing your dreams and embracing who you are. Fascinating mashup of steampunk, fae and mages.
Book Review: Taking Flight
Book Review: The Silent Paths of Night
The Silent Paths of Night is the sequel to Dark Moon Shallow Sea. Epic fantasy that's intimate, exciting, hopeful (even when things get dark), and laced with all kinds of love.
Book Review: Dark Moon Shallow Sea
Dark Moon Shallow Sea is an atmospheric, darkish epic fantasy book filled with creepy, blood-sucking ghosts, demons and flame-wielding knights of the sun god.
Reading Highlights from 2018
Featuring my favourite three reads for 2018 and some other highlights
In mourning for tainted books
What happens when the author of some books you like turns out to be a liar and a cheat?
Reading Highlights from 2017 – Part 3 (Final roundup)
My final tally of top m/m reads for the year, including some queer SF and paranormal romance.
Reading Highlights from 2017 – Part 2 (Spooky House stories)
Three of my favourite individual books from last year were "spooky house" stories. Two were straight up ghost stories, while the third was a different kind of paranormal.
Reading Highlights from 2017 – part 1 (Three standout authors)
Reflections on three standout authors whose work I read in 2017 - TJ Klune, KJ Charles and Santino Hassell.
Reading highlights from 2016 – part 1
Gosh. How many books have I read this year? (So far 235 books and novellas, of which 198 were new and 37 were re-reads... and still counting.) My inner bookworm continues to devour and my finger continues to madly one-click. In fact, there's been more one-clicking, because someone introduced me to bookbub. Bookbub is a … Continue reading Reading highlights from 2016 – part 1
Priddy’s Tale: book review
Priddy's Tale is another gorgeous love story from Harper Fox. It's a fantastical tale about a lost young guy who lives in a Cornish lighthouse and falls in love with a merman. I love this story so much. It's told in a fairy tale style -- which isn't usually my thing, because I prefer a … Continue reading Priddy’s Tale: book review
