July 13th- 19th

Enjoyable posts of the past week from others Quiet Descent – Poem by Diane Webster/ Vita Brevis   Tracing Oceans – Poem by Seth Grindstaff/ Vita Brevis   Discussion: Are you too old to read and/or blog about YA books? What do you think of reading outside your age genre?/ Beware of the Readers   HOMESCHOOL MISREPRESENTATION […]

The Sin Soldiers by Tracy Auerbach

The Sin Soldiers Tracy Auerbach (Fragments, #1) Publication date: July 23rd 2019 Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Red compound makes them angry. Yellow exhausts them. Blue drives them into a state of ravenous addiction. The thief Kai knows about the chemically controlled soldiers of the Eastern forces and their savage, deadly nature. When a […]

The Changeling of Fenlen Forest by Katherine Magyarody

Follow the tour   Elizabeth thinks she knows the gloomy Fenlen Forest. But when her treasured unicorn fawn, Sida, goes missing, Elizabeth tracks her into a strange land where the people think Elizabeth is a changeling, a malignant being who too closely resembles a missing girl. If Elizabeth can find her fawn and uncover the […]

Gods of Jade & Shadow by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Wildly imaginative & feminist historical fantasy set in roaring 1920s Mexico GODS of JADE and SHADOW SILVIA MORENO-GARCI Published by Jo Fletcher Books in Hardback on 23rd July 2019, £14.99 Perfect for fans of Katherine Arden, Isabel Allende, Mario Vargas Llosa and Gabriel Garcia Marquez. This is magical realism meets historical fiction with fantastic cross-genre […]

Book Review: A Bad Breed by Kat Ross

A Bad Breed by Kat Ross is third in the Gothic Gaslamp series. Deep in the Carpathians, the village of Mara Vardac has been beset by a series of vicious attacks. At first thought to be animal attacks, it becomes clear something far more sinister is afoot. Anne, an SPR agent, goes to investigate and […]

Sum of All Tears by Kim Cresswell & MK Chester

Icehaven Sum of All Tears Book 1 by Kim Cresswell & M.K. Chester Genre: Post-Apocalyptic Dystopian, Paranormal They said it wouldn’t happen. Everything would be better. They were wrong. After a climate change experiment goes terribly wrong, August Madison, finds herself resurrected in a frozen wasteland. With most of the world’s population and food sources annihilated, […]

Book Review: Walking with Ghosts on Ward’s Pond

Walking with Ghosts on Ward’s Pond by Heidi Sprouse is a fictional ‘what if’ take in an actual case. Charlie Baxter is a journalist, and a descendant of the Gilette family. He’s staying at Ward’s Pond, working on research related to Chester’s case. Charlie hopes to find evidence that might exonerate his ancestor for the […]

July 6th- 12th

Enjoyable posts of the past week from others The Book of Omens – Poem by Cynthia Pitman/ Vita Brevis   How to grow your Instagram account to 10k+ and become an online influencer/ Books Nest   Abandoned – Philip Hess/ Vita Brevis   HOW TO USE TRELLO TO ORGANIZE YOUR BLOG // A STEP BY STEP […]

Dragonslayer by Duncan M Hamilton

  Print Length: 304 pages Publisher: Tor Books (July 2, 2019) Publication Date: July 2, 2019 Sold by: Macmillan Language: English ASIN: B07CRFSDLS Author of one of BuzzFeed ‘s Greatest Fantasy Books of 2013 Do you have what it takes to be a Dragonslayer? In this epic, adventure fantasy series, an unlikely hero, Guillot dal […]

Book Review: Dragonslayer by Duncan M. Hamilton

An expedition deep in the mountains, searching for a mysterious artefact, finds far more than they expect. They find this world’s last living dragon, waking him from his centuries long slumber. In the time he has slept, humans turned their backs on magic, and are only now returning to its use. The last that Alpheratz […]

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