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Reviews

Review: The Gifts by Liz Hyder

March 14, 2022 by Paige Leave a Comment

I really enjoyed The Gifts. Told from several perspectives it starts with a hook and doesn’t let you go until it is over. This is a story that is both incredibly dark but told in such a way that the real darkness of the story never actually really comes to the surface.

I spent all of the book rooting for the women, and towards the end I really wasn’t sure what was going to happen. It became hard to put down as I just wanted to know what was going to happen.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Low Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Liz Hyder, Manilla Press

Book Tour and Review: The Jealousy of Jalice (A Disaster of Dokojin #1) by Jesse Nolan Bailey

March 13, 2022 by Victoria Gross Leave a Comment

Every scene was fresh and each turn of the page brought some new creature, new horror, or new mystery to be solved. I was not left wanting as I read, as each challenge the characters faced was intense and exciting. The stakes were never lowered and lives were always on the line.

Filed Under: Book Tour, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Fear For All, Fiction, Monsters, Paranormal Fantasy, Self Published Tagged With: A Disaster of Dokojin, Escapist Book Tours, Jesse Nolan Bailey, Self Published, The Jealousy of Jalice

Review – The Last of the Atalanteans (The Drown Kingdom Saga #2) by P.L. Stuart

March 12, 2022 by David W Leave a Comment

Synopsis – A painted mage. An unfaithful queen. A stolen throne. Three lords in disguise. Escaping Atalantyx’s destruction, Prince Othrun has forged alliances with Eltnish kings: former enemy Hert and King Wely, who has promised Othrun a kingdom of his own. When Wely’s realm was stolen by Wely’s wife, a powerful mage, and Wely’s brother, […]

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Reviews

Review: Cleaver’s Edge (Morcster Chef #1) by Actus

March 11, 2022 by Arun Leave a Comment

Adventuring with a Chef. Action with sumptuous recipes! A charming read that is guarantees to put a smile on your face, uplift your spirits….and get you craving for food!

Filed Under: Comic Fantasy, Fantasy, LitRPG, Reviews Tagged With: Actus, Aethon Books, Cleaver's Edge, Morcster Chef

Book Tour/Review: The Jealousy of Jalice (A disaster of Dokojin #1) by Jesse Nolan

March 11, 2022 by Dan Smith Leave a Comment

Vivid in its description, bloody and brutal in its execution, the Jealousy of Jalice is a horror of a book that begs you read on. Jesse manages to paint a picture of a complex world without the first few pages, adding to that conflict which spans backwards by years and all while pushing the story forward: Jalice has been kidnapped. But don’t f*** with Jalice. 

Filed Under: Dark Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Jesse Nolan Bailey

Review: The Lights of Prague by Nicole Jarvis

March 10, 2022 by Neil Williams Leave a Comment

Synopsis In the quiet streets of Prague all manner of mysterious creatures lurk in the shadows. Unbeknownst to its citizens, their only hope against the tide of predators are the dauntless lamplighters – secret elite of monster hunters whose light staves off the darkness each night. Domek Myska leads a life teeming with fraught encounters […]

Filed Under: Dark Fantasy, Debut, Fantasy, Fear For All, Ghosts, Historical, Monsters, Paranormal Fantasy, Reviews, Vampires Tagged With: 1800, Book Review, Fantasy, Historical Fantasy, Monster Hunter, Mystery, Nicole Jarvis, the lights of prague, Vampire

Book Tour/Review: The Jealousy of Jalice (A Disaster of Dokojin #1) by Jesse Nolan Bailey

March 9, 2022 by Seanchalant Leave a Comment

Synopsis The land and its people are corrupted. The Sachem, chief of the Unified Tribes, is to blame. It is this conviction that drives Annilasia and Delilee to risk their lives. Afraid of the aether magic he wields, they enact a subtler scheme: kidnap his wife. In her place, Delilee will pretend to be the […]

Filed Under: Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews

Review: The Bladed Faith (Vagrant Gods #1) by David Dalglish

March 9, 2022 by Traveling Cloak (Jason) Leave a Comment

The Bladed Faith is the first in David Dalgishes’ new series, Vagrant Gods. Dalglish, who has proven himself a master of action over the last several years (and is fresh off the phenomenal finale of his last series, The Keepers) has managed to publish yet another fascinating fantasy series. I came for the amazing cover and intriguing synopsis and stayed for the fantastic fight sequences, amazing storyline, and compelling characters.

Filed Under: Action Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: David Dalglish, Orbit

Review: Dead Star (The Triple Stars #1) by Simon Kewin

March 8, 2022 by Arun Leave a Comment

Top notch sci-fi read. A true epic space opera that brings multiple sci-fi elements from religious Zealotry, Oppressive Overlords, Ancient civilizations, FTL travel and Lost mysteries all together into one sublime piece of sci-fi brilliance!

Filed Under: Aliens, Reviews, Science Fiction, Self Published, Soft SciFi, Space Opera, SPSFC Tagged With: Dead Star, Simon Kewin

Review: He Who Fights with Monsters (Books 1 – 4) by Shirtaloon

March 7, 2022 by Arun 4 Comments

Brilliance in bound words.

A LitRPG lite / Progression fantasy hybrid series of epic proportions, mean humour and overall super fun comfort read!

Filed Under: LitRPG, Progression, Reviews, Urban Fantasy Tagged With: He Who Fights With Monsters, Royal Road, Shirtaloon, Web Serial

Review: Zero Day Threat (The Ungovernable #1) by R.M. Olson

March 6, 2022 by Paige Leave a Comment

the cover for zero day threat which shows five people standing in front of a futuristic jet

Zero Day Threat is a semi-finalist in the SPSFC! This is my personal review and does not reflect the thoughts of the rest of my team.

Zero Day Threat has a trope that we all love, found family. R.M. Olsen takes a ragtag group of criminals and turns them into a family, who might fight at times, but ultimately work together to perform a heist to steal a piece of technology. We mainly read from Jez’s point of view, an incredible pilot who can perform every manoeuvre possible with her arms tied behind her back, literally.

Filed Under: Reviews, Science Fiction, Space Opera, SPSFC Tagged With: R.M. Olsen, Self Published

Review: Soul Stealer Graham Masterton

March 6, 2022 by Dan Smith Leave a Comment

Soul Stealer is a horrifying and compelling page-turner that really pushes the edge of the genre and what’s readable; there’s no hiding it, some of the scenes in this book are horror in its most acute form.

Filed Under: Fear For All, Reviews Tagged With: Graham Masterton, Head of Zeus

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