Reviews

The Last Motley

When I saw the cover for this new book by DJ Edwardson, I knew I had to read it. It spoke to me in a way most covers don’t. The story was no less compelling. I loved it. The unique story, the rich world and colorful characters, the Tolkienesque feel…brilliantly done. A few things I… Read more »

The Nameless Soldier

The Nameless Solider By Annie Douglass Lima This was one of the best little stories I have read this year. It was filled with danger and adventure, packed with character development and introspection, and sported a bit of humor and the sweetest romance. I was worried I would have a difficult time settling into the… Read more »

Review of Iron Core by Rebekah DeVall

Iron Core by Rebekah DeVall Wow. This is a short, gritty, action-packed little story. I must confess, I sat down and read it one sitting and simply flew through it barely remembering to breathe. There truly isn’t a dull moment in this story. My biggest regret is that is was so short, but I’ll get… Read more »

Cinder Ellie by JM Stengl

I just read this charming little short story by Ms. J.M. Stengl introducing her new Faraway Castle series…and I was positively delighted. It was short and sweet, a perfect hook to intrigue new readers such as myself. Ellie is the perfect heroine, kind and brave in her own way, and terribly clever. The Prince is… Read more »

Review of Minstrel’s Call by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt

This is one of those series that grows on you. I liked the first book, but I wasn’t invested enough in the story yet to truly appreciate it. The author was still growing her craft and developing her characters. By the time I got to book four, I found myself completely enraptured in her world,… Read more »

Review of Dissemble by Sarah Addison-Fox

I was very excited to read the second book in the Allegiance Series by budding novelist, Sarah Addison-Fox. Book One surprised me with its unique nature, how the author combined a YA themed novel with family values, and book two followed in the same venue but with some new twists of its own. What I… Read more »

Review of White Wolf and the Ash Princess by Tammy Lash

This is one of those stories that gets under your skin and consumes your soul. Ms. Lash’s debut novel is a rare treasure indeed. Rarely do books these days move me to tears, but this historical Christian novel with just a dash of steampunk and fantasy did just that. I reviewed this book back when… Read more »