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Madison Jackson is a new intern at the Boston Lede, one of the largest papers in the Northeast... she wants to be known as real reporter, acknowledged by the editor and her fellow reporters, not just a coffee-getting gofer. Maddison is driven, yet understands the grey that comes with reporting the news. One night a... Continue Reading →
Jason over at Off the TBR created Self-Published Fantasy Month. Its purpose is to feature more authors and their works during the month of September. Read about more about it here. Temperance Whiteoak is descended from a line of great sorcerers. She has the ability to craft weapons, mix potions, and conjurer ways to defeat the... Continue Reading →
The Good Cop is a book that holds up two things: meticulous detective work and painstaking journalism. Set in Munich between the wars, Steiner has written about the rise of Nazism from the point of view of the police force and the press. The book is just about 200 pages, but it is filled with... Continue Reading →
A war torn empire fighting on several fronts, but the most dangerous may be the threats from within. Abercrombie takes us to all sides of the conflicts and all rungs of the social ladder. I absolutely loved this novel and I've decided to do another list post just because there are so many things that... Continue Reading →
An epic story of a drive to get north and a chance to help others. The gift that Coates gives to the reader is his language. The illustrative metaphors that help a 21st century reader try to get some semblance of the life of a 19th century slave. Hiram Walker is the son of the... Continue Reading →
Jason over at Off the TBR created Self-Published Fantasy Month. Its purpose is to feature more authors and their works during the month of September. Read about more about it here. Skeleton with a Heart is a semi-serious novella featuring a dark elf named Aila and wacky Death Knight named Anthony. I say semi-serious because while... Continue Reading →
Who or what is Luxe Pox? A rogue AI, an elderly eco terrorist, or a figment or your imagination? The 22nd Century is wack. Yeah, but I think the 21st century would be perceived as pretty messed up by my great-great grandparents! A world of total transparency: every interaction and conversation is logged by drone,... Continue Reading →
Jason over at Off the TBR created Self-Published Fantasy Month. Its purpose is to feature more authors and their works during the month of September. Read about more about it here. The God King's Legacy is the first of at least three self-published books I have read this month. Here's my review: This is a doubleheader... Continue Reading →
The Joker is dead... and Batman has no memory of the night of his demise. The opening pages show Batman struggling inside an ambulance with EMTs and policemen trying to subdue him to stop the bleeding. He escapes and gets to the skyline, his haven... One person may have the answers that will help Batman... Continue Reading →
