Hag of the Hills | By J T T Ryder
Hag of the Hills was quite a fast-paced and adventurous fantasy tale. It keeps you hooked throughout and would require a re-read to fully grasp the story.
Tagged: Fantasy
Book Review | May Day | By Josie Jaffrey
May Day is a wholesome thriller story yet, there are so many loose ends left that you cannot wait to read the second book.
Book review | Accused – The KC Warlock Weekly | By M N Jolley
The KC Warlock Weekly’s first book – Accused is a solid mystery thriller with a touch of magic. It is a quick mystery thriller that you can cozy up to.
Book Review | The Broken Heart of Arelium | By Alex Robins
The Broken Heart of Arelium succeeds well in terms of drawing you into this fictional world with its epic backstories and political intrigue.
Kings and Daemons | By Marcus Lee
Kings and Daemons is an action and adventure filled fantasy read that would pull you in once you spend enough time with the characters.
Book Review | The Crowns of Croswald | By D E Night
The overall theme in these novels is the sense of wonder. The Crowns of Croswald was no different.
Book Review | The Lore of Prometheus | By Graham Austin-King
The Lore of Prometheus is an engaging urban fantasy thriller from the start to the very end.
Book Review | Blood and Honey | By Shelby Mahurin
Blood and Honey would keep you hooked till the very end and you cannot help but wait for the next book with that kind of ending.
Book Review | Herai | By Aaron D Key
Herai is an intriguing thriller that explores the philosophy of life in general. Go for it, if you’re interested in reading something unconventional.
Book Review | The Deck Of Omens | By Christine Lynn Herman
The Deck of Omens lived up to the expectations of anyone who read and actually enjoyed the twisted tale of Four Paths in The Devouring Gray. Although, the words like “quarantine” and “airborne” were too real to be honest.
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