This is another book in the Warcraft universe, books which I've read quite a few of, and which I always love to review. If you want to check it out, my favorite is right here, and boy is it good. I'm not going to get into too much detail about Warcraft, so if you don't... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Trouble With Being God by William F. Aicher
I've been wanting to read this book since before it was released really (at least this edition of the book, which is the 10th anniversary edition), because around the time I started to follow Aicher he was designing this cover. He was doing polls on his Twitter, letting people vote on variations of this one,... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Sword of Destiny by Andrzej Sapkowski
I love reading a lot of different books, particularly indie books, but I also love having a series going at the same time. Recently I read the Dark Tower, but now I'm on The Witcher series (of which this is the second book, unofficially), and they're great. When I say it's unofficially the second, that's... Continue Reading →
Book Review: A Colour Of Magic By Terry Pratchett
I've had this lying around for ages now, and I'm so glad I finally read it. I don't know how much of an introduction I'll give, but Terry Pratchett is a wonderful fantasy author, best known for his Discworld series, of which this is the first series. He unfortunately passed away a few years ago,... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Next Girl To Die by Dea Poirier
This is one of the first books in ages that I per-ordered, like, six months ahead of time. I've been excited about it since whenever I started following Dea Poirier on Twitter, and though it is a month since it was released, I managed to get to it before too long. I knew from the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Wolfheart by Richard A. Knaak
Another Warcraft novel, finally done! I'm working my way through all of them, and now I only have 4 left before I'm done. To me, Warcraft is probably the greatest fantasy universe ever created. Even next to The Lord of The Rings, and A Song Of Ice And Fire, and so many other epic stories,... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Custodian (Monster of Earth #1) by Patrick F. Johnson
Frank Ford leads a simple life, balanced between working with his hands, or drinking with them. Life's pretty mediocre, so when's suddenly abducted by aliens, Frank doesn't mind. This comes to a surprise to the aliens, who realize (after checking Frank over once or twice) that they've finally found their man. They've found a Custodian.... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Over A God’s Dead Body by Joel Spriggs
I won a free audiobook of this book by Joel Spriggs, and couldn't wait to review it. I listen to quite a low of audiobooks, when I walk to and from work, at work, and usually at the gym, so I'm always happy to have more stuff to listen to. This book is about... Gods.... Continue Reading →
About Not Finishing Books & Book Review: Dune by Frank Herbert
So... I for some reason thought it would be clever to read Dune. Over the years I've heard a lot about it. Supposedly one of the best Sci-Fi books ever, a masterpiece, a magnificent... something. Lets get it out of the way. I liked it, I did. It's well-written, it's well-built, the world feels like... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Pallbearer by Shaun Baines
This is the second book in the Dayton series, after Woodcutter, and also the second book I've read in the series (would you look at that). As with the first book, we follow the Dayton family, or should I say what's left of them after what happened in the first book. I'm not sure how... Continue Reading →