🌿 Book Review: Hazelthorn by C.G. Drews 🌿 When I first settled down with Hazelthorn, I knew I was diving headfirst into the brilliantly twisted mind of C.G. Drews, an author whose work has come to feel like an extension of myself. If you’ve ever been captivated by the concise blend of gothic allure, botanical …
Review of Four Eyes: A Graphic Novel (Four Eyes, #1) As a lifelong fan of both fantasy and graphic novels, I was instantly drawn to Four Eyes: A Graphic Novel (Four Eyes, #1) by the talented Joe Kelly. The cover, featuring a whimsically fierce dragon and a young boy, hinted at an adventure that would …
The Crimson Vault: A Journey into Intrigue and Identity As a devoted fan of fantasy literature, I often find myself drawn not just to epic battles and high-stakes intrigue, but to character-driven tales that dive deep into the complexities of choice, obligation, and identity. That’s precisely what Will Wight delivers in The Crimson Vault, the …
Book Review: House of Blades (The Traveler’s Gate Trilogy Book 1) by Will Wight When I stumbled upon House of Blades, I was immediately drawn in by its intriguing premise: a young man named Simon, seemingly ordinary, who embarks on an epic journey despite lacking the usual hallmarks of a destined hero. Will Wight’s narrative …
A Journey into the Seventh Dimension: My Thoughts on The Door by Lorilyn Roberts I was initially drawn to Seventh Dimension – The Door for a simple reason: the idea of a door leading to a secret garden sparked my imagination like a long-forgotten childhood dream. As I opened the pages of this intriguing first …
Book Review: Angelica and the Bear Prince There are certain authors whose work instantly draws you in, and for me, Trung Le Nguyen is one of them. I first fell in love with his storytelling in The Magic Fish, and now, as I delve into his latest offering, Angelica and the Bear Prince, I find …