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STANDS A SHADOW

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Bookwraiths

Stands a Shadow by Col Buchanan Genre: Fantasy — Grimdark Series: Heart of the World #2 Publisher: Tor Books (July 11, 2011) Author Information: Website Length: 416 pages My Rating: 4 stars Grittier. More complex. More engaging. Stands a Shadow is a book which does … Continue reading →

Posted in 4 Stars, Fantasy, Grimdark | Tagged airships, assassins, Col Buchanan, Farlander, grimdark, magic, Stands a Shadow, Tor, Tor Books, vengeance, war, zeppelins | 10 Comments

AN ALCHEMY OF MASQUES AND MIRRORS

Posted on September 14, 2017 by Bookwraiths

An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors by Curtis Craddock Genre: Fantasy — Steampunkesque Series: The Risen Kingdoms #1 Publisher: Tor Books (August 29, 2017) Author Information: Facebook| Twitter Length: 384 pages My Rating: 3 stars An … Continue reading →

Posted in 3 Stars, Fantasy | Tagged airships, An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors, clockwork, Curtis Craddock, Fantasy, steampunk fantasy, Tor, Tor Books | 7 Comments

INDIE WEDNESDAY: FOR STEAM AND COUNTRY

Posted on September 13, 2017 by Bookwraiths

Along my reading journey, I’ve made a conscious decision to include self-published and small press works in my reading schedule. But it is difficult to know where to start: So many new authors and books to examine to find the … Continue reading →

Posted in Indie Wednesday, Science Fiction, Steampunk | Tagged airships, best indie books, best indie steampunk, dirigibles, female hero, For Steam and Country, fun steampunk, indie books worth reading, indie wednesday, Jon Del Arroz, Rescue Run, Star Realms, Star Realms: Rescue Run, steampunk, YA steampunk, YA Steampunk series | Leave a comment

FARLANDER

Posted on August 27, 2017 by Bookwraiths

Farlander by Col Buchanan Genre: Fantasy — Grimdark Series: Heart of the World #1 Publisher: Tor Books (January 18, 2011) Author Information: Website Length: 388 pages My Rating: 4 stars Farlanderis the beginning of series which is seriously underappreciated. This initial installment a pleasant surprise, … Continue reading →