Here Be Dragons!
Originally posted on J P Ashman:
That’s right, dragons! Or to be precise: Dragonship (UK Kindle link / US Kindle link). I’m currently working on releasing a little something I wrote…
Category Archives: Reviews
Godblind By Anna Stephens
The Mireces worship the bloodthirsty Red Gods. Exiled from Rilpor a thousand years ago, and left to suffer a harsh life in the cold mountains, a new Mireces king now […]
GODSGRAVE cover reveal!
Originally posted on Jay Kristoff – Literary Giant:
Hello droogs! The day has come, the hour is here! At last, I get to reveal the cover for GODSGRAVE, the second…
Samorlian Inquisition – Ben Galley
Originally posted on J P Ashman:
If Task wasn’t such a complicated golem, he may have followed his masters orders to the letter, or at all. Luckily for Inquisitor Makhell…
Veiled Intentions (The Dragon’s Blade #2) by Michael R. Miller
Rectar has always had his sights set on conquering the human lands. His demonic invasion of the west is gaining momentum – an unrelenting horde unhindered by food or sleep. […]
Samorlian Inquisition – Graham Austin-King
Originally posted on J P Ashman:
To start my Samorlian Inquisiton – Author Interview series, Inquisitor Makhell has ordered the witchunters to drag in Graham Austin-King, author of The Riven…
The Liar’s Key by Mark Lawrence (The Red Queen’s War #2)
The Red Queen has set her players on the board… Winter is keeping Prince Jalan Kendeth far from the longed-for luxuries of his southern palace. And although the North may […]
Valley of Embers (The Landkist Saga #1)
Epic fantasy is one those genres that we don’t see to many authors try to write as they are notably known to be a complex and difficult books to write. I […]
Danse Macabre by Laura Hughes
When I first read the summary for Danse Macabre I was instantly intrigued and wanted to read it right away. For me this was something out of the norm as […]
Nevernight (The Nevernight Chronicle #1)
What can I say about a book that takes the tried and tested fantasy trope of the protagonist attending a school, and turns it on its head by having it […]
