Jen
I live in the northern part of BC, where it’s winter for more of the year than I’d like. The plus side of not liking to be out in the cold, means I get to cuddle up under a blanket next to a fireplace and read. My husband and I have a few horses, free run some chickens, and of course there are bunnies… a lot of bunnies. The horses are his and the bunnies are mine, but he’s a good man and tries to love them too-even when they eat all his newly transplanted saplings. When I’m not reading, or doing farm and animal chores - I love listening to music, painting, tv and movies, and walking.
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A Drowned Kingdom by P.L. Stuart
Jen reviews A DROWNED KINGDOM by P.L. Stuart, the first book in the Epic Fantasy series, The Drowned Kingdom Saga.
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Mara’s Awakening by Leo Flynn
Jen picked this request for Mara's Awakening, the first novella in a Sci-Fi series, The Mara Files up for a nice breather from fantasy.
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Pawn’s Gambit by Rob J. Hayes
Jen reviews Pawn's Gambit, the second stand-alone novel in the Mortal Techniques universe. The first is the SPFBO 5 finalist, Never Die.
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Songs of Insurrection by JC Kang
Today, as part of Songs of Insurrection's Release Day Blitz, organized by Storytellers On Tour, Jen is here to review JC Kang's re-edited and freshly released Epic Fantasy novel, the first in the Dragon Songs Saga. Be sure to check out the giveaway at the bottom of this review.
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A Fool’s Hope by Mike Shackle
Jen and I both reviewed A Fool's Hope, the excellent follow up to Mike Shackle's Epic Grimdark Fantasy novel, We Are the Dead, the second book in The Last War series.
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What Do We Plan For 2021?
2020 certainly was a year. I'm not sure 2021 will be any better when it comes to plans, but we can try. So, let us share you with some of our reading/blogging/life plans. Then let's keep our fingers crossed that we actually can realize some of them.
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A Song with Teeth by T. Frohock
A double review from Jen and Timy for the last book in the Los Nefilim series, A Song with Teeth by T. Frohock. "Their journey is filled with family, love, and sometimes heartbreak but always, it was worthwhile." "It's raw, brutal, emotional and so damn satisfactory."
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The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True by Sean Gibson
As part of Storytellers On Tour's blog tour, Jen reviews The Part About the Dragon Was (Mostly) True, a Comedic Fantasy published by The Parliament House.
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Karolina Dalca, Dark Eyes by M. R. Noble
Settle in somewhere because the relentless pace will make it hard for you to put Karolina Dalca, Dark Eyes down.
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The Thunder Heist by Jed Herne
The Thunder Heist was a good fun popcorn read with a little bit of darkness to give it some bite. I am looking forward to seeing how this plays out in the next book.
