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White as Frost by Anthea Sharp – Tour Encore
This past week we gave the spotlight to White as Frost, the first book in Anthea Sharp's YA Fantasy series, Darkwood. Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with their reviews, interviews and more. Now it's time to bring the show to an end and it's my pleasure to present you with the encore, including some extra content. Come and learn a bit more about the world of White as Frost through our Q&A with Anthea! Don't forget to enter the giveaway!
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Book Blitz: The Given by Gary Clark
Organized by Storytellers On Tour, today, along with several other bloggers and bookstagrammers, we present to you The Given, Gary Clark's debut YA Dystopian Sci-Fi novel! Make sure to check out their posts as well and don't forget to enter the giveaway!
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Storytellers On Tour: Sand Dancer by Trudie Skies – Encore
This past week we gave the spotlight to Sand Dancer, the YA Heroic Fantasy novel of Trudie Skies. Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with reviews, interviews and other posts. Now it's time to bring the show to an end and it's my pleasure to present you with the encore, including some extra content. Come and learn a bit more about the world of Sand Dancer through the mood boards of Trudie! Don't forget to enter the giveaway!
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Storytellers On Tour: Steel & Stone by Kate Haley – Encore
This past week we gave the spotlight to Steel & Stone, the first book in Kate Haley's YA Fantasy series! Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with reviews, interviews and other posts. Now it's time to bring the show to an end and it's my pleasure to present you with the encore, including some extra content. Come and learn a bit more about the world of Steel & Stone through our Q&A!
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Temple of the Oracle by Jeffrey L. Kohanek
Quick paced and actiony fun! I find these are nice bite-size breather books to read in between those heavier and darker themed chonkers that have filled up my kindle.
Others in the Asylum
A Numbers Game by RJ Dark
Detonation Boulevard by Craig Schaefer
Dark Fire by C. J. Sansom
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The Midnights by Sarah Nicole Smetana
The Midnights is about music, family, friendship and finding one's way in life after loss. That road is sometimes has more bumps than one would like, but everything depends on how we blunts the hits. California is the perfect setting for this book, though I wish it was more part of the story than a mere background blurred as we speed through the story. If one looks for a light, music filled summer read, then The Midnights might be a good choice for that.
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Storytellers On Tour: Kings and Daemons by Marcus Lee – Encore
This past week we gave the spotlight to Kings and Daemons, the first book of The Gifted and the Cursed series by Marcus Lee. Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with reviews, interviews and guest posts. Now it's time to bring the show to an end and it's my pleasure to present you with the encore. And don't forget to enter the giveaway!
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13 Minutes by Sarah Pinborough
13 Minutes is what would happen if someone remade the Mean Girls as a psyhological mystery thriller, so if that's your niche, then I definitely recommend checking it out.
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Dispel Illusion by Mark Lawrence
Dispel Illusion brings a most satisfying ending to the Impossible Times trilogy. The threads are closed seamlessly and there aren't unanswered questions left. Maybe a few smaller ones, but in general, you can't have much complains. I had high expectations for Dispel Illusion, and it didn't disappoint. Just as full of heart, and life lessons as the previous books. I highly recommend the whole trilogy if you'd like to dive into a tale about time travelling, love, friendship, decisions and second chances.
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SPFBO: King of Ash and Bone by Melissa Wright
We've read and reviewed this book for SPFBO5. Please keep in mind these are personal thoughts only. We will update this post as the judges read along and add their opinions. This book has already been eliminated from the competition, but one of us liked it enough to write a full review.
