by W.R. Gingell ★★★★★ You can’t go wrong with Gringell’s fairy tales If you like fairy tales or re-imaginings of fairy tales, you will enjoy W.R. Gingell’s stories. And the Shards of a Broken Sword trilogy shows that Gingell’s writing … Continue reading →
by Kirk Russell ★★★★★ One of the best Kindle First books I’ve read in a while Signature Wounds by Kirk Russell is told mostly from Paul Grale’s point of view. He’s an FBI bomb expert who’s survived injury and personal … Continue reading →
by Christopher Mari and Jeremy K. Brown ★☆☆☆☆ Too much thinking, not enough action I was happy to see Ocean of Storms on Kindle First this month, since I enjoy near-science fiction. (Edited to add: This book would be better … Continue reading →
by Andy Weir ★★★★★ Great story, great characterization It’s amazing how much scientific information is covered in this book without being boring and how much Andy Weir makes us feel for his protagonist. I’ve wanted to read this book ever … Continue reading →
by Rachel Aaron ★★★★★ Incredible series, more of our favorite characters in twisty plots Rachel Aaron’s writing feels a lot like Brandon Sanderson’s, but with a lot of quirky humor thrown in. And I mean that in the best twisty, … Continue reading →
By Brandon Sanderson ★★★★★ Awesome book, great addition to Wax and Wayne storyline, best yet. The Bands of Mourning: A Mistborn Novel is a great story in the Wax and Wayne Mistborn series. Sanderson is at his best balancing humor … Continue reading →
by Rachel Aaron ★★★★★ Best series ever with our favorite dragons: brilliant, layered, engrossing Rachel Aaron quickly became one of my favorite authors. Her writing is witty, deep, and immersive. I love that she starts off with an “easy” premise, … Continue reading →
