Pinhole Pinhole by Matthew Kagle A Science Fiction, Independently Published in 2013, 342 Pages What I Didn’t Like: There is a very large cast of characters who you’ll struggle to follow. My advice is to approach this more as a series of short stories surrounding an overall theme of time travel to feel as though... Continue Reading →
2022 Book Review: The Fatherhood of the Absent Sister
The Fatherhood of the Absent Sister The Fatherhood of the Absent Sister by Chloe Armstrong A Poetry, Independently Published in 2022, 49 Pages What I Didn’t Like: I want more. Really, this isn’t a negative, it's just a fact! I hope there’s another poetry book in this author’s future. If I’m being picky (and really I... Continue Reading →
2022 Book Review: Immortal Return
Immortal Return Immortal Return by Jessaca Willis YA Fantasy, Independently Published in 2021, 531 Pages What I Didn’t Like: There were a few grammatical errors in my copy BUT I was working from an ARC so it’s likely these were fixed in the final. There’s a few “false” endings. By that I mean there are a... Continue Reading →
2022 Book Review: Resistant
Resistant Resistant by Rachael Sparks A Science Fiction, SparkPress in 2018, 296 Pages What I Didn’t Like: Secondary romance line felt unnecessary and forced. The good news is it’s not a major storyline, which means it’s not a major issue. Felt a bit younger. This one is an adult science fiction book, but it honestly reads... Continue Reading →
2022 Book Review: Blighted Heart
Blighted Heart Blighted Heart by Jessaca Willis YA Fantasy, Independently Published in 2021, 384 Pages What I Didn’t Like: I want more magic. Don’t get me wrong, I love that magic that is in here, but I’m hoping in the third book we get a chance to see Halira learn some more magic. One major scene... Continue Reading →
2022 Book Review: Shadow Crusade
Shadow Crusade Shadow Crusade by Jessaca Willis YA Fantasy, Independently Published in 2020, 356 Pages What I Didn’t Like: Slower pace than I was expecting. I honestly think this has a lot to do with this being the first book in the trilogy. It’s setting up the world, which takes time. The back half of... Continue Reading →
