This book concludes the second Kushiel trilogy by Jacqueline Carey which features Imriel as the lead character. This book was a perfect conclusion to this trilogy. It’s a long book, very long. Imriel’s journey in this book is just as immense as in the last book. This book felt like …
I am a big fan of Hamlet and I have always wondered what the rest of Ophelia’s story is. When of saw this reimagining of Hamlet, from Ophelia’s prospective, I was wary but interested. Unfortunately, while decently written, the story was just plain boring and at sometimes forced. The story …
I bought this book because I loved the cover and when I read the premise I was intrigued. I love these kinds of stories and this one was especially heart-rending yet hopeful. Miranda’s childhood sweetheart is stolen from her in the slums that they are raised in. She vows to …
This is the second book by Jones that features Dubric Byerly as the lead investigator. All in all these books are much more heavy on the horror than the fantasy. In this book Dubric and crew end up going to the Reaches to investigate the disappearance of a number of …
This is the second book in the trilogy that takes place in the same world as Phedre’s trilogy, but this time from Imriel’s point of view. In this book Imriel makes good on his promise to marry Dorelei and try to solidify a peace between their two realms. The story …
When I heard that the new trilogy in the Kushiel’s Series by Jacqueline Carey was not going to be from Phedre’s view but from her foster son, Imriel’s, view I was a bit worried. Would the story be the same without Phedre leading it? I shouldn’t have worried this is …
This is the third (and final) book in the Tales of the Otori by Lian Hearn. This books continues where the second book left off. Takeo and Kaede move to claim Kaede’s inheritance so that Takeo has enough strength to take his rightful place as head of the Otori clan. …
This is the second book in the Tales of the Otori series by Lian Hearn. This book picks up where the first left off. Takeo leaves Kaede for training under the mysterious Tribe; whose supernatural abilities Takeo has inherited from his father. As his training concludes, and he is asked …
This is the first book in the Tales of the Otori series by Lian Hearn. Originally I believe this was supposed to be a trilogy; with the addition of the Last Tale of the Otori and the First Tale of the Otori there are now 5 books that deal with …
This is the third, and final book, of the Gemma Doyle series by Libba Bray. Although this was an excellent book; I think it was the weakest of the series. This book picks up with the girls back at Spence Academy looking forward to a new school year. Gemma is …
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