Magician by Raymond E Feist
Silverthorn by Raymond E Feist
A Darkness at Sethanon by Raymond E Feist
It's been a strange year, I actually started it reading at pace but then lost my inspiration for writing about what I'd read. Going to try and make up for that now by reviewing my trip back to Midkemia! Raymond Feist's fantasy world, based on the D&D game he and friends played, is always a solid … [Read more]
A Haunted History of Invisible Women: True Stories of America's Ghosts by Leanna Renee Hieber, Andrea Janes
CBR 14 Bingo: Gaslight Ghosts glide by through the present time now, but their own time is the past, replete with grimy streets and gas(-)lighting. Authors and ghost tour guides Leanna Renee Hieber and Andrea Janes tell the stories of America's female ghosts, discussing how they fall in the … [Read more]
The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi
Cannonball Read Bingo Square: Shadow Y'all. I finished this book May 17th for my library book club, and I am just now (finally) reviewing it. What. A. Journey. Big props to CBR Bingo for being the catalyst for me getting me out of this backlog and writing slump... The titular Henna Artist … [Read more]
Tiger, Tiger: My 25 Years with the Big Cats by Charly Baumann
CBR14Bingo: Star (Charly clearly sees himself as a star, and he was) This was a pretty fast and straight forward autobiography of Charly Baumann's twenty-five years of circus life. It's not the type of autobiography where the author does a lot of introspection, but it's an enjoyable read and a … [Read more]
Milkman by Anna Burns
CBR Bingo Square: Monster Damn, y'all. Yes, my summer of Irish fiction continues. Though I've had Anna Burns's Milkman on my shelf for...maybe close to two years?...it's a read I just kept putting off, and then I let my Instagram friends decide what novel I was gonna read next and this … [Read more]
The Wild Hunt by Emma Seckel
Honestly, what else could you need? If you are our Heroine Leigh Wells, you need quite a bit. You've been called back to your ancestral island home, far flung from the wild shores of Scotland. World War Two did not hit your home directly, but it stole many young men and sent very few back home. … [Read more]
