Book Review: Sir Terry Pratchett’s The Light Fantastic
The world needs a hero to save it from a disastrous collision. Unfortunately, that hero is the inept Rincewind, a wizard last seen falling off the edge of the world.
Publisher: HarperCollins
Book Review: Sir Terry Pratchett’s Wintersmith
A trainee, Tiffany Aching is now working under the scary witchy Miss Treason, but the Dark Dance pulls her in and draws the attention of the Wintersmith himself!
Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Flesh and Blood
A complex tale involving a serial sniper who strikes chillingly close to the forensic sleuth herself.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Burn For Me
Nevada Baylor is faced with a suicide mission in a volatile case: to bring in a Prime, a highly ranked magic user, who can set anyone and anything on fire.
Book Review: Maya Banks’ Keep Me Safe
A sizzling story of a woman who risks her life and her heart to find a wealthy man’s missing sister.
Book Review: Robin Hobb’s Royal Assassin
As a young lad, and the bastard son of a king-in-waiting, FitzChivalry Farseer is training to be the family assassin amidst treachery and magic. And invasion by an enemy Forging people into death.
Book Review: Charles Todd’s Hunting Shadows
It’s a question of the letter or the spirit of the law as Inspector Ian Rutledge investigates a string of unrelated murders that began with a wedding.
Book Review: Charles Todd’s An Unwilling Accomplice
World War I battlefield nurse Bess Crawford’s career is in jeopardy when a murder is committed on her watch.
Book Review: Marjorie M. Liu’s “A Dream of Stone & Shadow”
Sworn to protect the weak, Charlie is a gargoyle who can’t, for he’s imprisoned by a witch. Release will come only in death or the help of a clairvoyant he speaks to in dreams.
Book Review: Katherine Hall Page’s Small Plates
A quirky collection of nine short stories of mystery — six with Faith Fairchild and three not, some confusing, others intriguing.