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The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 25
I rolled over to the sky suggesting light at the edges of the tree line. The biodome panels radiated with shimmering greens and purples, creating murky swaths of smudged stars. The dome was cooling with autumn’s approach. The birds were whispering in the quiet. I pulled together my best clothes and trench coat. With some goading, I convinced Sanctus to emerge with me for an early morning…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 24
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Review: Seducing the Sorcerer by Lee Welch
Homeless and jobless, Fenn Todd has nearly run out of hope. All he has left is his longing for horses and the strength of his own two hands. But when he’s cheated into accepting a very ugly sackcloth horse, he’s catapulted into a world of magic, politics and desire. Fenn’s invited to stay at the black tower, home of the most terrifying man in the realm: Morgrim, the court sorcerer. Morgrim has a…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 23
I thought we would calm down, maybe gain a level head, on our way back to the warehouse. I was so very wrong. We were both on edge, and the distance was taking too long. I kept flicking glances Sanctus’s way, and he kept me sliding along that fine line. My fangs were becoming a fixation as I ground my molars. I was making everyone around me nervous at the same time. Black eyes and fangs. It’s a…
Review: Breeze Spells and Bridegrooms by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan
Roger not only had to prove himself to the Council, he also had to prove himself to Wyndham Wrenwhistle. Fae and humans alike are returning to London for the Season, but the excitement is marred by the growing poverty rate among humans with low magical scores. Tenacious Roger Barnes proposes a new rubric for testing magic to the Council, hoping to resolve the predicament for his fellow humans.…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 22
“Lunam? You’ll be okay, won’t you?” Sanctus searched my eyes as he dragged me through a door behind Gemma’s throne into an antichamber. My base. My antichamber. Wiping out the whole of her council and her in one fell swoop was making me reel. “Lunam?” he tried to get me to answer. “I need Cortex or Tempestatis. Get you home. I’m sorry for not coming for you sooner. I’m sorry if I scared you. And…
Review: Re:Monster by KANEKIRU Kogitsune
I ran into this one a few years back when the anime came out and put it on my to do list to read the manga. Glad I finally remembered it. The opening of the first handful of chapters can feel a little dark – in a similar feel to Goblin Slayer, but that gets ironed out very quickly by the MC. It is in the ecchi, fan service sort of sphere where there is a great deal of cleavage and abs on…
Review: A Boy and His Dragon by R. Cooper
Arthur MacArthur is in desperate need of a better paying job. Before Arthur dropped out of school to support his younger sister, he loved being a research assistant at the university, and becoming a personal assistant to a famous historian like Dr. Jones is a chance for Arthur to, sort of, live his dream again. But though Arthur was told Dr. Jones is a dragon, one of the most powerful and least…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 21
Sanctus’s trench coat slipped on my left shoulder as I pushed the massive carved doors open to the Rubrum meeting chamber. It cracked with an ominous thud as the hinges protested. Ash piled up behind me. Clouds of grey and silver sifted the setting sun coming in from the high windows. I had used what power I could from Paul and Aurelia on my path of destruction if only to keep me civil in my…
Review: Jishou Akuyaku Reijou na Konyakusha no Kansatsu Kiroku by Shiki
I got sucked into reading this one because of the anime. Now I’ve finished the manga and crossing my fingers that the anime directors do right by the books. It’s cute, it’s sweet, it’s yet another ‘born a villainess’ isekai. But they do a legit good job with converting what is supposed to be heroine into a proper villain. I do like the ones that make the ‘heroine’ a ‘flat character’ and point…
Review: Between Jobs by WR Gingell
When you get up in the morning, the last thing you expect to see is a murdered bloke hanging outside your window. Things like that tend to draw the attention of the local police, and when you’re squatting in your parents’ old house until you can afford to buy it, another thing you can’t afford is the attention of the cops. Oh yeah. G’day. My name is Pet. It’s not my real name, but it’s the only…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 20
I dug around in the pile of storage boxes I had sequestered into the weird alcove corner a support beam in my room provided me. One box looked promising. I hadn’t gotten into it from five years ago. I shifted some papers and random shirts off the top and found the black fabric I was after. “You want our help, but you don’t want us touching you? What gives, boss? It’s what we do. We’re…
Review: Dungeon Porter
Manhua by NA Jin Soo This one is a bit more dense, and satisfying in the realm of literature. It takes you along for a neat ride, featuring explosions, cunning, tactic, and high impact fight scenes. At the core of it, though, is the acknowledgement of human kind’s darker inklings. What takes them from sympathetic to villainous. It speaks on how people can be pigeon-holed into respective rolls…
Review: Emma en Charlotte dl 6 by Jerome Hamon and Lena Sayaphoum
Let us take a look at another graphic novel I picked up from the Dutch library. It would be nice if I could find book 1 for any of these series, but I’m living with what I can navigate for now. This one grabbed my attention because of the execution of the rim lighting on the cover. It has that airy style that a burn and blur brush can net you when done well. And yes, I did read it purely for the…
Review: A Suitable Consort by R. Cooper
Everyone expects the king to rage at the suggestion that he find a new spouse to stand alongside–or better yet, replace–his beloved husband. Some might be planning on it, hoping to incite another conflict like what has plagued the country since the death of the last legitimate ruler. But to everyone’s surprise, the infamous Traitor King, Arden Canamorra, reacts to the suggestion with amusement,…
The Fire in My Blood: Chapter 19
A pasty cream-coloured world slowly came into focus, along with a raging headache. More like Medicus’s sick yellow cement walls. I studied the lines between brick and mortar in apathetic indifference for a time. I kept my breathing shallow. It felt better that way. I had to wonder. I had been in my great-grandmother’s apartment. We had been talking. I had been holding onto my lion. Why was I…
Review: What a Bountiful Harvest, Demon Lord!
Manhua by: Li Hyeon Min / Mun Baeg Kyeong Hello, isekai. This one is playing on the field of ‘woke up as a villain’, as seems to be a popular trope at the moment. But, I can’t complain about it. I like a good farming manga. Silver Spoon tends to be up there on my shelf of favorite manga, so when some sort of agriculture manga or manhua shows up, I’m willing to give it a chance. This one takes…