Book Review: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Oblivion
Those threats from the Consort against the cohort find Kaylin retracting her dinner invitation. Not that it does any good, for the Consort intends to free the trapped and end the Barrani torment.
Source: my own shelves
Book Review: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Deception
At the heart of a political firestorm, Annarion intends to undertake the Test of Name, and the rest of the cohort insist on going with. They almost caused the destruction of the High Halls once already.
Book Review: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Wisdom
Sentient Towers guard the world against Shadow lest all of Elantra be devoured. But a gray zone exists where the rules are different, and Kaylin must face all new dangers from a far distant past.
Book Review: Lynn Kurland’s Star of the Morning
Threatened by an evil mage, the kingdom of Neroche has lost the magic of its Sword. It’s king (or Miach) must find a wielder for their other magic sword, but it will become a choice between defending the kingdom or his love.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Sweep in Peace
Dina DeMille runs a B&B that needs guests to thrive, so when Dina is asked to host a peace summit between three warring alien species, she’ll have a day to find a chef, remodel the inn…and risk everything.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Clean Sweep
Dina Demille seems the epitome of normal, running a Victorian B&B. But her inn is magic and thinks for itself. It’s only guest a retired Galactic aristocrat responsible for the deaths of millions. Now a monster hunts the night and brings Dina face-to-face with a werewolf and a cosmic vampire soldier.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ “Sweep with Me”
It’s Treaty Stay and all inns are honor-bound to accept any guest, even if they are too magical, too interested in hunting prey, and a flock of philosophizing chickens.
Book Review: Cherise Sinclair’s Club Shadowlands
It was pure luck for Master Z that Jessica Randall’s car broke down and she sought shelter within his club. He’s looking forward to unleashing her hidden passions.
Book Review: Jill Paterson’s Lane’s End
The murder of an uninvited guest at a cocktail party uncovers a maze of twisted stories that Fitzjohn must follow to solve his case, but he is not prepared for the spiralling perplexity his quest creates.
Book Review: Benjamin Kuttner’s The Time Portal
Enter a world of science, magic, and mystery, as Dave Round travels into the past to save our future by helping Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, and Archimedes.