What a fantastic return to Ordshaw! First order of business: Phil Williams (the author) cooked up some really great trading cards of some of the characters and generously sent one for me to share! Make sure to snag Chester’s card below my review.
I’ve been itching to read an urban fantasy lately and this little gem with a Black cast fell into my lap (Thank you Riki from Entangled!). A.J. Locke is a new author for me, but after binging Magic Dark, Magic Divine I guarantee I will be poking around her backlist. On to the review though! Set in a contemporary New York City, magic is a thing of the past and all that remains are artifacts, maps, and stories of the […]
I adore the Wynchesters! There is so much going on in that family and keeping them straight will basically require a family tree at some point.
Fair warning: This review may have some mild spoilers for book one so… read at your own risk. Or better yet, read book one and then come back. Valarie Valdez has given reader the tongue-in-cheek space opera series we didn’t know we needed and it is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Funny, thought-provoking, and all the geeky nods and references that I could hope for. Readers are treated to hints of favorites like Mass Effect, Firefly, Gundam, Pokemon, Cowboy […]
I’ll admit, I am new to this author’s work but I was craving a historical romance with diverse rep and was excited to see a heroine with a physical disability. That sure sounds grim and weird, I know. But, I enjoy reading about diverse heroines, and Miles certainly delivered with Lady Emmeline. After a horrific carriage accident that resulted in the passing of her mother and siblings, Emmeline is left with a brain injury and a mangled leg. The addition of […]