“The Galaxy Game” by Karen Lord
I was really excited to get a review copy of The Galaxy Game by Karen Lord; I absolutely loved both of Lord’s prior novels – I reviewed Redemption in Indigo…
Read moreThe Belgariad by David Eddings
The Belgariad is a five book series, and one of the classics of fantasy. I’ve had a copy of the first book, Pawn of Prophecy sitting around for a couple…
Read moreThe Watergivers series by Glenda Larke
I was inspired by my recent read of The Forsaken Lands series (The Lascar’s Dagger and The Dagger’s Path) to read the Watergivers series by the same author (The Last Stormlord, Stormlord…
Read more“Glamour in Glass” by Mary Robinette Kowal
Glamour in Glass is the second book of the Glamourist Histories series, which begins with Shades of Milk and Honey. I had my first ever migraine when I read Shades…
Read moreThe Chalion series by Lois McMaster Bujold
Lois McMaster Bujold is one of my favourite authors. I read the Vorkosigan saga last January and I can’t really find words to describe how much I enjoyed it (here…
Read more“Autumn Bones” by Jacqueline Carey
Daisy Johanssen, Agent of Hel and unlikely daughter of a devil is back again in Autumn Bones. It’s been a few weeks since the events of Dark Currents, and Daisy’s…
Read more“Firefight” by Brandon Sanderson
Shorter review again. I’m going to be doing lots of these so I can review a higher percentage of the books I read. Steelheart wasn’t my favourite Sanderson book –…
Read more“The Dagger’s Path” by Glenda Larke
I read The Dagger’s Path immediately after finishing the first book of this series, The Lascar’s Dagger. I enjoyed the first book, but this one really made me want to…
Read more“The Providence of Fire” by Brian Staveley
The Providence of Fire is the sequel to Brian Staveley’s debut novel, The Emperor’s Blades, which came out last year to a lot of acclaim. I read The Emperor’s Blades…
Read more“A Natural History of Dragons” and “The Tropic of Serpents” by Marie Brennan
When I first saw the cover of A Natural History of Dragons, I knew I was going to love the book. (I know the adage about not judging a book…
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