Book Review: The Fire Mages Daughter (A Part of the Brightmoon Annals) by: Pauline M. Ross I give this book three out of five stars for being an entertaining read with competing magic systems and atypical representations of women in power and leadership positions. What I like about the book: 1) Ross has a consistent…
Month: February 2016
Book Review Poe by: J. Lincoln Fenn I give this book five out of five stars, and I need to remember to not read J. Lincoln Fenn’s work when I’m home alone. This book was awesomely scary, laugh out loud funny, and touching in unexpected ways. The characters are strong and relatable. The plot had…
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The Fire Mages by: Pauline M. Ross I gave this three out of five stars for a lovely fantasy world, a well defined magic system, and a plot that pulled me through from start to finish. What I liked: 1) The magic system. It has layers and levels of mysteries. Most of the magical things…
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Time Heist (Firstborn Saga #1) by: Anthony Vicino I gave this four out of five stars for the break neck pace of an action movie, the beautiful language of a beloved classic, and the vivid imagery I wish existed in more contemporary works of this genre. What I liked: 1) The characters, each one was…
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