Pros: Interesting setup Cons: Details that don’t add up right; weird ending Rating: 3 out of 5 A.J. Flowers’s Daughter of Dragons: An Urban Fantasy Dragon Shifter Romance (Dragon Queen) is an interesting tale, but it never quite settled right…
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Review: “Daughter of Dragons,” A.J. Flowers
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: A.J. Flowers, Dragon Queen, dragons, paranormal, romance, urban fantasy
Review: “The Enfield Horror Trilogy,” Ron Ripley
Pros: Interesting Cons: A little straightforward Rating: 3.5 out of 5 In Ron Ripley’s The Enfield Horror Trilogy, a massive storm reveals a damaged hunting lodge for the first time in a century. This didn’t just expose a building–this freed…
Review: “Lord’s Fall,” Thea Harrison
Pros: Plenty of action and surprises; good chemistry; stands alone well Cons: … Rating: 4 out of 5 It’s going to take me a long time to catch up on old review books since that time when I was so…
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: dragons, paranormal, romance, The Elder Races, Thea Harrison, urban fantasy
Review: “Cast in Ruin,” Michelle Sagara
Pros: Rich worldbuilding Cons: Not everyone’s cup of tea Rating: 4 out of 5 Kaylin is called into the fief of Tiamaris to help solve a mystery: How is it that there are seven identical corpses, all of them the…
"Dragons and Dwarves" by S. Andrew Swann
Pros: Fascinating fusion of modern and magic; plot keeps the reader guessing. Cons: It can be difficult at times to keep track of all of the threads of the story. Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Review book courtesy of Penguin…
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: Cleveland Portal, dragons, dwarves, fantasy, mystery, S. Andrew Swann
The Dragon Cave
I found this little frobby through allykat at DeviantArt and just had to try ‘raising’ a dragon from an egg. Go ahead—raise your own. And come back now and then to see how this little guy is doing!