Author of Muslim Fantasy & Host of the Fantasy & Faith Podcast
A mutant with telekinesis fit only for carnival tricks joins forces with a mercenary to keep a chemical weapon out of the hands of a shady genetics company and a South American cartel. Sophia Rios is a first year nursing student, who makes ends meet by working as a bar maid. She is also a […]
Read More Preview: Jade Kerrion’s Carnival TricksA long lost princess turned assassin returns to her kingdom to protect her sister. The Amaskan Order is an ancient and secretive society of assassins, trained from childhood to serve justice to those who are beyond the law. Master Adelei is the Order’s best assassin, but she is plagued my memories of a stolen childhood […]
Read More Book Review: Raven Oak’s Amaskan BloodHumanity has fled Earth on slaved super-ships known as Eden, unable to die, unable to flourish, ruled over by a benevolent AI. Into this strange half-life comes Harbinger, a man out of time and out of place. Arc and the Human Council rule on Echelon, where life is idyllic and carefree. Any who disagree with […]
Read More Book Review: Mark of the Harbinger, Chris McCarthyOne of the most accomplished assassin’s in the world presents himself to the Queen of the Jashamari with an offer she can not refuse; his services to kill the enemy of her people, the King of the Cotti. Queen Mina-Sattu has inherited her mother’s throne and the Endless War that stretches so far back in […]
Read More Book Review: The Queen’s Blade by T C SouthwellIn a backwater town, a man with a hidden past spends his days running a well-kept inn. But then a traveller known as The Chronicler comes upon him one night and recognises him for who he really is; Kvothe, the Kingkiller. The book (and the series) opens with Kvothe passing himself off as a humble […]
Read More Book Review: The Name of the Wind, by Patrick RothfussMy rating: 3 of 5 stars Warning: May Contain Spoilers Sienna Nealon has spent most of her childhood and her teen years a prisoner in her own home. The only person in her life is her mother. A mother who doesn’t show her affection, who rarely talks to her except to teach her something, trains […]
Read More Book Review: Robert Crane’s The Girl in the Box (Box Set)Undercaffeinated and Overexposed: The Tale of a Coffee Shop Princess by Andrew G. Schneider My rating: 3 of 5 stars The Fair Folk have walked straight out of the pages of fiction into the real world. Now they are struggling to survive in the modern world, under threat from immigration officers, each other and would […]
Read More Book Review: Undercaffeinated and Overexposed by Andrew G SchneiderDrothe is the eyes and ears (known as a Nose) of a criminal organisation and also deals in stolen artifacts on the side. But when an unusual book lands in his lap, everyone, including his own boss, is after him and the book. Drothe is chasing up an Imperial artifact that was stolen from him, […]
Read More Book Review: Among Thieves, by Douglas HulickA massacre at a small native american village leads to the survivors invoking a dark spirit, who turns them into zombies so that they may seek vengeance against the white men that slaughtered their families. The story opens with Little Bear, the village shaman’s grandson and heir, out on a romantic walk with his fiancee, […]
Read More Book Review: Massacre at Lonesome Ridge, by Samantha WarrenI don’t know how long I’ll have internet, or power, or… Before things go dark, in case anyone out there is still reading the internet for more than information about the nearest shelter, I just wanted to say it’s been awesome. And really, as Jo always said, go big or go home, right? We’re “safe” […]
Read More Guest Post: Rhonda Parrish, A is for Apocalypse