Publisher: Book View Cafe Publish Date: 30 Apr 19 Reviewed by: E How I got this book: ARC from the author Most folk in the Territory never think about the magic around them. They’ve never encountered a magician, fought a spell-beast, or bargained with the devil. Gabriel Kasun is not most folk. A year spent […]
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The Bear and the Nightingale is an enthralling, slow-moving Russian fairytale about a lethal and deadly winter demon (Jack Frost) and a young woman of power battling a demon bear of the forest. It’s a tale as old as time; good v evil, though the deadly winter demon, Morozko, is far from good (he’s darn
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I came across Keeper after seeing Mandi Smexybooks’ rec on twitter. KU (Kindle Unlimited) can be a treasure trove for readers, but one downside–and this can be said about book publishing in general these days–is finding the good amongst so many books. I rely heavily on trusted reviewers/readers/bloggers when using KU. Keeper is a fantasy
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A Cold, Long Winter is the first episode in The Witch Who Came In From the Cold. I’m so glad I decided to review the audio format because it really helped to cement the setting and tone of Prague, a city full of spies and the hints of witches and sorcerers of the Ice and
Publisher: Avon Where did you get the book from: e-ARC from Netgalley Release date: October 26th *WARNING* Since this is the 5th and last book in the series, it’s impossible not to talk about what’s happened in previous books, so be warned there will be spoilers from previous books and some spoilers for this book.
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