Forging Silver into Stars by Brigid Kemmerer takes place four years after the conclusion of the Cursebreakers series. This trilogy is off to a great start!
Category: Review
This category is added to the core content of this blog, namely reviews. In general, the reviews will be of books that are either Fantasy, Young Adult or New Adult.
Review: Prince of the Sorrows – Kellen Graves
The Prince of the Sorrows is the mind-blowing debut of Kellen Graves. This queer NA fantasy about Fae is wholly original. Four out of five gemstones!
Review: House of Hollow – Krystal Sutherland
House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland is exactly my brand of spooky. I loved this Dark Fantasy from start to finish and cannot wait to read more by this author.
Review: The City of Dusk – Tara Sim
The City of Dusk is Tara Sim's debut novel for adults. This exciting start to a fantasy series introduces us to all kinds of magic. Three gemstones!
Review: Enchanted Forests – Anthology
The Enchanted Forests anthology of short-stories was written by multiple fantasy authors and all proceeds go to the conservation of the Rainforest.
Review: The Destitute Countess – Astrid V.J.
The Destitute Countess by Astrid V.J. is the sixth, stand-alone fantasy/space opera tale in The Wordmage's Tales series. Four out of five gemstones!
Review: Copper and Smoke – Victoria Ravenwood
Copper and Smoke is book two in the Water-Folk Saga by Victoria Ravenwood. It's an adventurous YA fantasy filled with friendship, pirates, and magical books.
Review: Gallant – V.E. Schwab
Gallant by V.E. Schwab is a Young Adult Dark fantasy set in a house in which nothing is as it seems. Deliciously mysterious. Three gemstones!
Review: Scythe – Neal Shusterman
Scythe is the first novel in the Arc of a Scythe Trilogy by Neal Shusterman and introduces us to two youngers who - unwillingly - train to become Reapers.
Review: Defy the Night – Brigid Kemmerer
In Defy the Night by Brigid Kemmerer, the reader joins Tessa on nightly adventures stealing medicine from the rich and distributing it to the poor.