Book Review: Dread Wood, Jennifer Killick Book Review: Dread Wood, Jennifer Killick Blog Tour April 6, 2022 If The Breakfast Club were ever combined with Tremors, you might have the movie version of Dread Wood. On a fine Saturday, four students at Dread Wood (High School) have gotten detention for their roles in an […]
Book Review: Odriel’s Heirs, Hayley Reese Chow YA Fantasy: Odriel’s Heirs, Hayley Reese Chow Blog Tour March 7, 2022 Kaia Dashul wants to be an ordinary girl. She wants to go to the village school. She wants to dance during the village festivals. Kaia, however, is far from ordinary. She is the firstborn […]
Book Review: Octavia Bloom and the Missing Key, Through the Fairy Door Book 1, Estelle Grace Tudor YA/Fantasy: Octavia Bloom and the Missing Key, Through the Fairy Door Book 1, Estelle Grace Tudor Blog Tour February 14, 2022 Sometimes a book just feels like the author is trying things on to see what […]
Book Review: The New Land, Tales of Avalon Book 1, Daisy Bourne Young Adult/Fantasy: The New Land, Tales of Avalon Book 1, Daisy Bourne Blog Tour November 29, 2021 Young fans of Arthur, Merlin, and fantasy novels in general may be drawn to this series following the heroes of Camelot in their new home, a […]
Book Review: The Arcane, The Arcane Book 1, Andrew S. French Fantasy: The Arcane, The Arcane Book 1, Andrew S. French Blog Tour November 28, 2021 Alice is a survivor. Abandoned at birth, raised in the foster care system, she has managed to excel academically and has earned a college scholarship at the young age […]
Book Review: Fireborn: Twelve and the Frozen Forest, Fireborn Book 1, Aisling Fowler Young Adult/Fantasy: Fireborn: Twelve and the Frozen Forest, Fireborn Book 1, Aisling Fowler Blog Tour August 20, 2021 I grew up reading some marvelous fantasy series that had been completed long before I found them. The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings followed me home […]
Book Review: War Girls, Tochi Onyebuchi Fiction: War Girls, Tochi Onyebuchi War Girls is one of those books that is categorized YA but I think should be approached with caution by parents and younger readers. It is an excellent book, very powerful and compelling. It is also violent and unflinching in its view […]
Book Review: Clarissa, Lost Tales of Solace, Karl Drinkwater Science Fiction: Clarissa, Lost Tales of Solace, Karl Drinkwater Blog Tour July 12, 2021 The human protagonist of the two Solace novels is desperately searching for her lost sister. Clarissa tells the story of how the little girl disappeared. Opal and Clarissa have been living on […]
