Leave it to T. Kingfisher to take an Edgar Allen Poe tale and turn it on it’s ear to something very different and somewhat twisted. What Moves the Dead is a strange retelling of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher. You do not need to have read The Fall of the […]
Paladin’s Hope is the third book in the Saint’s of Steel series following a cast of broken characters who went a little insane when their god died. Not many made it back from that and those that did are shells of what they used to be but the Order of the White Rat has found […]
Kingfisher has become one of my favorite authors. Her sense of humor is one I really enjoy, I have so much fun when I read her books. Nettle and Bone was exactly what I’ve come to expect from Kingfisher’s bools. Nettle and Bone is a standalone tale with interesting characters, on a journey they will […]
T. Kingfisher is my favorite new author find this year. I’ve been making my way through her catalog as her books make it to the audio format. Paladin’s Strength is the second book in the Saint’s of Steel series. T. Kingfisher loves to poke a little fun at all the paladin tropes and she doesn’t […]
T. Kingfisher is one of my new favorite author finds this year and so far it doesn’t matter if it is Young Adult, Middle-Grade (like this book is) or a PG-13 Fantasy book all of them have been fantastic so far. A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking is no exception. It is a standalone book […]
T. Kingfisher is quickly becoming a new favorite author of mine. Paladin’s Grace is the fourth book I’ve read by her and she really does the blend of romance and fantasy, what I like to call romantasy, together so well. Paladin’s Grace is set in the World of the Rat, after both the Clocktaur Wars […]
I loved Swordheart! It feels like forever since I have connected with a book this deeply and enjoyed it so much. Halla and Sarkis were phenomenal characters that really made my day. Swordheart is full of funny lines and interesting situations. I am so happy to find this author; this is one of those books […]