Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Chicks Kick Butt
An anthology of 13 stories with strong, independent, and intelligent heroines who are quite capable of solving their own problems and slaying their own dragons (or demons, as the case may be).
Genre: fantasy
Book Review: Todd McCaffrey’s Dragon’s Kin
Anne McCaffrey “collaborated” on Dragon Kin with her son, Todd. Oh well . . .
Book Review: Todd McCaffrey’s Dragon’s Fire
People are being Shunned. Pern’s running out of firestone. And Todd McCaffrey is no successor to Anne McCaffrey.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s “The River’s Gift”
Fifteen-year-old healer, Ariella, finds that her aid to animals returns tenfold when she’s abducted by her brutish cousin upon her father’s death.
Book Review: George R. R. Martin & Gardner Dozois’ Warriors
An anthology of twenty short stories about warriors from every genre — paranormal to historical, western to science fiction to…
Book Review: Caitlin Kittredge’s Street Magic
Killed by a spirt when Pete Caldecott was 16, the once-gorgeous mage Jack Winter is back with information on a kidnapped girl that leads into the
the fey underworld.
Book Review: Laurell K. Hamilton’s Burnt Offerings
From believing anyone who sleeps with monsters isn’t trustworthy, Anita has become one. And when an arsonist targets vampire-owned businesses all over town, it’s Anita who must save them.
Book Review: C.L. Wilson’s Queen of Song and Souls
The Fey King Rain and his truemate Ellysetta share a passionate love unrivaled in the history of their world—and a forbidden power that made them outcasts from the Fading Lands. As war looms and the evil mages of Eld threaten to rip their world asunder, they must fight to defend the very kingdom and people who reviled them.
Book Review: Laurell K. Hamilton’s Killing Dance
There’s a bounty on Anita’s head, and the rivalry between her werewolf boyfriend, Richard, and Marcus, his alpha, has come to full boil. Meanwhile Jean-Claude is awaiting his moment.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s Unnatural Issue
Elemental Earth Master Richard Whitestone finally sees a use for the daughter he repudiated on his beloved wife’s death in childbirth – a vessel to hold the spirit of his long-dead wife.