Apologies for posting this late, especially given that I could’ve written these up over the weekend, but hey, busy-ness abounded! At any rate, this week brings you the second installment to Rachel Caine’s Weather Warden series (the first book I loved to pieces), and a bit of a treat for Fringe fans: the first tie-in … Continue reading »
All right, this week, I finally get caught up on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice & Fire series (and boy, do I have a lot to say about that last installment!), and I pick up the sequel to Jeffrey Brown’s absolutely adorable Darth Vader & Son, but featuring Leia instead!
The other morning, I had a 6 am epiphany. Of course, being 6 am, it may not be so much an epiphany as it was an interesting thought. I’ve made the conscious decision to catch up on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice & Fire series. Right now, I’m working on A Dance With … Continue reading »
Let’s get a little bit back to normal. A little bit in that it seems the nonfiction bug keeps demanding attention, so today you get an urban fantasy review for Kat Richardson’s debut urban fantasy, Greywalker, and the Tina Fey’s autobiography (memoir?) Bossypants.
So last week’s reviews might’ve been a bit weird, but this week’s set takes the cake. To ease the weird-factor of the second review, which is a nonfiction book that implies more about me than most of you would care to know, I’ve also provided the long-coming review for George R.R. Martin’s A Feast For … Continue reading »
Last week was a weird one, reading-wise. I bring you a Star Wars/Mount TBR read that would’ve been a DNF if it hadn’t been an SW book, as well as my reward for getting through it, Carrie Vaughn’s latest Kitty novel!
Another busy week, which means my reading gets slower and slower. The only reason you get two reviews this week is because I snuck in a novella! So today, I bring you 1) Mount TBR selection AND your dare to me for April, and 2) a recent purchase written by one of my favorite YA … Continue reading »
It was a slower week, but it was also a busy week, so I’ve only got two reviews for you today! I’m also trying to work through my new purchase pile, because there are SO many good books coming my way, and I feel behind! So both of these reviews are from 2013 purchases, though … Continue reading »
So I’ve made a decision: for flash reviews, regardless of the order in which I read the books listed, I’ll always put the Star Wars title last, if there is one. Reason being, there’s a very small number of you interested in those reviews, and I got the impression last week that by leading with … Continue reading »
HAIL! Three reviews for you this week: one Star Wars, one Mount TBR challenge (and my first DNF of the year), and a newbie (HAIL!). Enjoy! Midnight Blue-Light Special (2013) Written by: Seanan McGuire Genre: Urban Fantasy Pages: 353 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Two (InCryptid) My Review: 9 – Couldn’t Put It Down Saving … Continue reading »
I’m going to try something new and rather distressing. For a long time, I knew that when it was time to start pulling away from the book blog so that I could spend my time doing other things, like working on my own fiction, that I’d have to change the way I did reviews. Quite … Continue reading »
Fair Game (2012) Written by: Patricia Briggs Genre: Urban Fantasy Pages: 291 (Mass Market Paperback) Series: Book Three (Alpha & Omega) Why I Read It: There was a period where I thought I was going to divorce Patricia Briggs. A shame, because I’d fallen hard for the Mercy Thompson books and the Alpha & Omega … Continue reading »
