Another month of this "interesting" year is over. I can't say that I'm excited for June because I loathe summer. However, I'm planning some new things for the blog that I am excited about. Let's talk about all of it! Books: There are so many books I want to read right now that I just… Continue reading May Wrap Up!
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Book Review for “Death Troopers” by Joe Schreiber
Today's review is an interesting one... We're heading to a galaxy far, far away with Death Troopers by Joe Schreiber. What makes this book different from any of the other many Star Wars books? Well this one has a healthy dose of zombies. As soon as I heard about this horror story set in the… Continue reading Book Review for “Death Troopers” by Joe Schreiber
Book Review for “Like Flames in the Night” by Connilyn Cossette
Like Flames in the Night by Connilyn Cossette is book four in the Christian historical fiction series, Cities of Refuge. I have reviewed the first three books and I recommend reading those reviews before this one, starting with A Light on the Hill. I have truly loved this series but I did have a slight… Continue reading Book Review for “Like Flames in the Night” by Connilyn Cossette
Book Review for “House of Illusions” by Pauline Gedge
House of Illusions by Pauline Gedge is the sequel to House of Dreams. Both books make up the Lady of the Reeds duology and are ancient Egyptian fiction. I recommend reading my review for House of Dreams before this one. This review will have spoilers. Synopsis: For many years, Thu has lived in exile, writing… Continue reading Book Review for “House of Illusions” by Pauline Gedge
Book Review for “House of Dreams” by Pauline Gedge
I've reviewed two books by Pauline Gedge, Child of the Morning and The Twelfth Transforming. I disliked Child of the Morning so much that I didn't even finish it while The Twelfth Transforming, on the other hand, is currently my favorite Egyptian historical fiction book of all time... clearly my love for Gedge's work varies… Continue reading Book Review for “House of Dreams” by Pauline Gedge