Month: April 2017

Return of the Unforgiven   “Feralintero was once the greatest city of trade within a thousand leagues,” Sel said. “Of course, the dogar are natural merchants. Before the Great War, our caravans would travel to all the major cities trading wares.” Since their departure, Daen found there was little else Sel wanted to talk about […]

  Rhyming Rings – David Gemmell (May 18th) Not a fantasy novel but I’m sure there will be some of us that will be interested in this. Stella Gemmell (Widow) found this among his personal effects. Rhyming Rings is a crime thriller that details an ambidexterous killer who is murdering women in London. A local […]

The Past, the Present, and Azren   It had been two days since their arrival at Duradune, and already Cahrin felt back to her old self. Well, almost. She glanced in the mirror. The color had returned to her face. Her energy was improving, and in her own unbiased assessment, she was in a very […]

Cavern of the Undead   “Are you sure you told him that Zeph Greymoon is here?” Zeph asked the lord’s advisor for the third time. The advisor had a dull name, Trudor, and an irritating habit of twisting his black, pointy mustache between a thumb and index finger. They had been asked to wait in […]

Beyond the Goaming is the first book in Brendan Murphy’s Sebastian and the Hibernaut series. The story starts off with a young boy Sebastian who’s transported through a dream-like portal to another world, a world full of wizards, magical creatures, and strange sidekicks. It’s a book and story that very much goes in the direction of […]

Soothsayer   Daen was keeping a strict watch when the next assassin arrived. “Three days.” Zeph came into the light sporting a new-looking, though similarly styled, black leather jerkin and pants. A gash marked his brow, and his movements seemed stiff as a pole. “Three days for what?” inquired Daen. Is Tendrils of Darkness new […]

The Gems of Tazanjia   “Sel,” Copius admonished. “It’s one thing to rescue him from Kynar,” said Selgrin, “but I’m not sleeping anywhere near him.” Less than ten strides away sat Raven, seemingly oblivious to their conversation. Lady Abigail put her hands on her hips. “You want to go back to the road and look […]