Whispers in the Waters ♦ Sarah Chislon | Review Whispers in the Waters is the prelude to Sarah Chislon’s new Blood of the Fae series. The short story introduced me to Jenna and her Aunt Carise, who embark on a journey together. Post Views: 27
Nevernight ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review Nevernight is a dark high fantasy book for adults. Despite the fact that many readers would classify the book as a New Adult I have to disagree. The fact that a lot of blood is spilled and violence prevails in this book makes it an Adult book for me. Post Views: 56
City of Keys (Nightmarked, #3) ♦ Kat Ross | Review After City of Storms and City of Wolves, Kat Ross pulled me again in to her amazing Nightmarked series. It was fun meeting up again with Kasai, Alexei, Malach and Nikola. Post Views: 82
Kingdom of the Feared ♦ Kerri Maniscalco | Review After reading the first two volumes of the trilogy Kingdom of the Wicked, I eagerly picked up Kerri Maniscalco’s Kingdom of the Feared. The book came with twists and turns that I didn’t expect. But unfortunately there were also disappointments, because I expected a lot more from Emilia as a strong protagonist. Post Views: 129
Kingdom of the Cursed ♦ Kerri Maniscalco | Review The level of this book is unquestionably higher than the previous installment. Kerri Maniscalco proved me right in my opinion, once more that the second book of a trilogy is the best. Post Views: 173
In the Shadow of a Hoax ♦ Maci Aurora | Review Firstly I would like to thank Maci Aurora, the author of In the Shadow of a Hoax for sending my the ARC of the second installment in the Fareview Fairytale series. It was a wonderful trip back to Kaloma and the Fareview sisters. Post Views: 165
Buch der Engel ♦ Marah Woolf | Rezension Buch der Engel ist der finale Band der AngulusSaga – Trilogie und ein wirklich würdiger Abschluss einer spannenden Handlung, die reich an tiefen Emotionen, Spannung und unerwarteten Twists daherkommt. Post Views: 364
Zorn der Engel ♦ Marah Woolf | Rezension Der zweite Band der AngelusSaga aus der Feder von Marah Woolf hat mein Herz herausgerissen. Es wurde darauf herumgetrampelt, bevor man es in Brand steckte und die Aschereste dem Wind überließ.Wow, was für Emotionen. Selbst Tage danach spüre ich die Nachwirkungen noch. Post Views: 222
Rückkehr der Engel ♦ Marah Woolf | Rezension Mit Rückkehr der Engel, dem ersten Band der AngelusSaga entführte mich Marah Woolf in ein dystopisches Venedig, indem die Gesetze der Welt nur noch eine blasse Erinnerung sind. Acht (8) Jahre vor der Handlung des Buches, so erzählt es die Protagonistin Moon, sind die Erzengel und ihre Gefolge auf die Erde zurückgekehrt. Post Views: 317
The Broken Darkness ♦ Theresa Braun | Review There are thirteen (13) short horror/paranormal stories in this book. Some stories are going to be better than others, just like in most collections of short stories. The remaining stories were either excessively anticipated or without substance, except for four that I thoroughly loved.The first time I came across Theresa Braun, was through another anthology, which I reviewed last year: Emporium of Superstition. Post Views: 319
