The House of Prophecy (The Chronicles of Chaos Book 3) by Glen Dahlgren
About Me
- Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer
- Cecelia has a Master of Letters from the University of New England. She is available as a literacy tutor in the Adelaide area, and also available for review writing.
Sunday, October 23, 2022
RF Reviews: Epic Fantasy
Saturday, October 22, 2022
RF Reviews: Young Adult
The Inked by Kristina Streva sympathizes with the minority.
Darkest Rose by Vera Morgana modernizes the story of ill-fated lovers.
Status Human: Book Two of The Upsilon Series by Daniel Weisbeck presents two novellas featuring robotic beings with remnants of human consciousness.
Victorian by Jordan Elizabet is almost as dark and brooding as it is spooky.
Christmas Magic by Catherine Kean shows love can go comically wrong once a spell is invoked.
Where the Magic Lies by Hermione Lee demonstrates all is not well in Fairyland.
The First Buds of Spring also by Hermione Lee brings magic into the classroom and draws a mortal into the other realm.
RF Reviews: Western
A SouthWestern Adventure: In the Footsteps of First Peoples: Mogollon, Hohokam, Salado and Sinagua by Michael Royea was non-fiction, but it set the background beautifully.
Wild Montana Winds by MK McClintock was a sweet Western romance.
Kincaid: A Mountain Man's Treachery provided a classic, action-based Western adventure.
The Siege: The Mimosa Tales: Book One by Linda Thackeray was absolutely action-based with shocking villains and heroic defenders.
A Perfect Storm of Injustice by Jack A. Saarela was like a docu-drama in that it presented a fictionalized, but realistic account of a falsely accused man. It also dealt with real social issues.
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