Reviewed by E and Marlene Marlene: I picked this up because I usually love Robin D. Owens’ writing, and so far, the Ghost Seer series has definitely NOT been the exception. I’ve reviewed every book in the series here at the Book Pushers, with one or more cohorts in crime, and have enjoyed every book, […]
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Reviewed by: E Name: Raine Benares Race: Elf Job: Seeker, bride, peace talks referee Problem: Back-stabbing diplomats, bride-hating mother-in-law You would think that after having successfully destroyed the Saghred (aka, a legendary soul-sucking rock) and sending an evil goblin demigod to the Lower Hells that I would get some time off to plan my wedding
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2015 was a year when I had several book slumps. It was a bit of a struggle to get into reading, although there were many stand-out books from autobuy favourite authors and new to me authors, that were memorable and enjoyable. So in no particular order below are: Everything I left Unsaid by
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Reviewed by: E War makes strange bedfellows. I, Gaius Domitus, one-eyed rebel dragon king of the Provinces, know that better than most, since I have to fight off half my ungrateful family on a regular basis to keep law and order here in my lands. But I never expected to have to consort with a
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Reviewers: E and Marlene After the death of GrandLord Yew years ago, the Yews withdrew to their self-sustaining estate and disappeared from Celtan society. The current head of the household is believed to be eighteen-year-old Loridana. To find out, Draeg Blackthorn has been sent to the estate to spy, undercover as a stableman for the
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Lou: The Brush of Black Wings is a sequel novella that takes place a couple of years (I think it’s a couple of years!) after Master of Crows, which every fantasy romance lover needs to read. And Grace’s other books too because she is fast becoming the queen of fantasy romance–at least in my eyes.
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