This was another review request that languished on my to-read pile for a while. Author Rachel Forde contacted me via this blog with a short
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Ever since I first read Mercedes Lackey’s Elemental Masters and then Five Hundred Kingdoms series, I’ve been fascinated by fractured fairy tales. Only recently, with
After a series of read-for-myself days, today I felt honor-bound to pick up the next in my pile of review requests, and opened up Toonopolis:
This is the second Veronica Li book I’ve been asked to review, and it fulfilled all the promise her first title. She describes this as
I’ve discovered an ever-expanding circle of professional authors on Twitter, so when I saw @kaitnolan announcing the release of her latest opus in August, I
This comprises the fourth book I’ve been requested to review in the past few months. The author sent a lovely request to review both of
I debated whether to actually review this, since it touches on elements of spirituality some might find controversial, but there are a few points worth
I first “met” Kait Nolan on Twitter, where she shares wry and self-deprecating tales of home and work life as well as gluten-free cooking experiments
I won this short novel as part of a book give-away Katja, at Coffeemugged.net, ran as part of her Great Summer Read Giveaway. The premise
This comprises this second request I’ve received via my blog for a review, and I have to say this was a MUCH happier experience for