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Review: Passage by Liz Shipton
Passage by Liz Shipton My rating: 4 of 5 stars I hate to admit that I got confused between ‘Paz’ and ‘Passage’ about what happened in which book. I read them both in one night. So what I said for Paz can go here, too. [These are] the least favorite of this series. I understand the need to view from another character than Bird. It is her friend turned lover, Sargo’s point of view. But sadly, he…
Review: Paz by Liz Shipton
Paz by Liz Shipton My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is the least favorite of this series. I understand the need to view from another character than Bird. It is her friend turned lover, Sargo’s point of view. But sadly, he isn’t as perfect as we thought in previous books. Another thing I didn’t like was all the fighting with or without weapons. I love visiting all the alternate dimensions, but the…
Review: Acorna's World by Anne McCaffrey
Acorna’s World by Anne McCaffrey My rating: 3 of 5 stars I can’t believe it! I finally finished reading an actual hardback book. Of course, it’s Anne McCaffrey. I started it on February 13, 2020, and finished two days ago. I have tracking issues and find paper books hard to follow. I have always had this problem, but since my 60s, it has been far harder. I’m thankful to be alive when we have…
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Review: The Secret Benefits of Invisibility by C.W. Allen
Review: The Secret Benefits of Invisibility by C.W. Allen
The Secret Benefits of Invisibility by C.W. Allen My rating: 4 of 5 stars This was just as fun as the first book in the series by C.W. Allen. Ivy Tara Blair (Narrator) is excellent at acting out the different characters. If you need a break from overly adult, angsty books, this book and the first one will make you feel better. I bet it would be a fun read-aloud book for parents and kids. I loved…
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Review: Rise of Heroes by S.M. Reine
Review: Rise of Heroes by S.M. Reine
Rise of Heroes by S.M. ReineMy rating: 5 of 5 stars This was a fun, fast read! If you have lived in Ms. Reine’s universe since the beginning, Seasons of the Moon, so much is familiar while Shatter Cage is only two books back. So revisiting while going deeper into the squirrel/man was so much fun! I love when my favorite characters, dead or alive, or deity, make me happy. Dana McIntyre was one of…
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Review: The Spellslinger by S.M. Reine
Review: The Spellslinger by S.M. Reine
The Spellslinger by S.M. Reine
Sara Reine has done it again. I love that we get to visit our favorite characters over and over in an ever-renewing timeline. Once again we visit the Reno-Tahoe area which for me, makes for one more character to enjoy.
Through the characters, Ms. Reine asks questions that remind me of why I loved Sci-fi for all my life. With deities, angels, and demons, subjects…
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Review: The Second Coming: A Mythpunk Urban Fantasy Novel by SM Reine
Review: The Second Coming: A Mythpunk Urban Fantasy Novel by SM Reine
The Second Coming: A Mythpunk Urban Fantasy Novel by SM Reine My rating: 5 of 5 stars
OMG! I love Elise Kavanagh and James Faulkner! But this is the best book about them yet! Since they had entered the deity, I had supposed we wouldn’t get the same action-packed story that they used to give us. So wrong! I wish I hadn’t been so sleepy both nights (hot, miserable days can do that to you, and then…
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