I normally don’t do reviews of books in series after the first one, but the […]
The Glass Magician, by Charlie N. Holmberg
Picking up shortly after the end of The Paper Magician, Charlie Holmberg’s The Glass Magician raises […]
Die I Will Not, by S.K. Rizzolo
Starting a series with book three is always a dicey proposition. There might be too […]
"An honest review"
I’ve been appending that phrase to my official book reviews for a while now. I […]
The Paper Magician, by Charlie N. Holmberg
Paper is not a very formidable thing. At least, that’s what Ceony Twill things when […]
Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots, by Jessica Soffer
Jessica Soffer’s Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots turns on food and love and regret. Lorca Seltzer […]
Booksgiving
Giving people books is a fraught issue among bibliophiles and bookworms. What if they don’t […]
The Wolf in Winter, by John Connolly
Charlie Parker’s tale began more than a decade ago, with Every Dead Thing. The private […]
Slammerkin, by Emma Donoghue
For want of a red satin ribbon, Mary Saunders was hanged for murder at the […]
The Forgers, by Bradford Morrow
Once a crook, always a crook? It certainly seems that way for Will. As a […]