Book Review: The Front Range Butcher by R. Weir

*I received a complimentary copy of this book, and I'm leaving a voluntary review* P.I. Jarvis Mann has a new case. Or an old one, depending on how you look at it. When his ex-girlfriend's father wants to meet with him, Jarvis is nervous as first. But when he tells Jarvis that The Front Range... Continue Reading →

Podcast Review: Lore, Cabinet of Curiosities, and Unobscured by Aaron Mahnke

I began doing reviews by request. To help indie authors get the word out there about their books. Recently, I've also started reviewing the books I read on my own accord - they're few and far in between, but I manage to find room for them some how. And for ages now, I've wanted to... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Golden Fountain by Zuheb Alep

*I received a complimentary copy of this book, and I'm leaving a voluntary review* The Golden Fountain follows a young boy named Benjamin on his strange and magical journey through the kingdom of Aradia. After saving Prince Adam's life, the two boys quickly become friends, and are both caught up in a huge conspiracy involving... Continue Reading →

The Dark Tower #2 The Drawing of The Three

Here it is, the 2nd installment in my quest of reviewing Stephen King's great book series, The Dark Tower. As with the first one, I've listened to this one on audiobook. Mostly while driving, but also while walking to and from work, and while working out. It's kind of the only way I get to... Continue Reading →

My Experiences Doing Book Reviews

I've been doing book reviews for a while now. I thought I'd share some of what I've learned doing them. First of all, I do it because it's fun, because it's useful (every writer, when not writing, should probably be reading), and because it's helpful. You've probably heard "do unto others something-something?" If I can... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm

I love Warcraft books. Not just because I love the Warcraft series, but because these books are to be the perfect idea of what a fantasy book should be. They flesh out what happens between takes of the MMORPG, World of Warcraft, yes, but they're also their own adventure on their own (obviously). The shattering... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Woodcutter by Shaun Baines

*I received a complimentary copy of this book, and I'm leaving a voluntary review* Let me make this clear - this is an excellent book. True British crime, is what this is. We follow Daniel Dayton, younger brother of Scott, and son of Ed, head of the Dayton crime empire. Daniel has since left that... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Champion’s Rising by S.F. Claymore

*I received a complimentary copy of this book, and I'm leaving a voluntary review* Minor spoiler warning - very minor. This is a fantasy novel where we follow Prince Snarmis Sigmus of Psykoria, from being a young, gentle prince, to becoming a battle-hardened warrior, when monsters suddenly begin attacking the realm of Psykoria. I'll start... Continue Reading →

Arthas: Rise of The Lich King by Christie Golden

This is a special one. Iโ€™ve been waiting to read and review this for ages, and itโ€™s special in that itโ€™s not one Iโ€™ve been asked to review. This is one of my bonus reads. As long as I can remember Iโ€™ve been a fan of the Warcraft series. From Warcraft: Orcs and Human through... Continue Reading →

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