5 stars!
“A cruel wizard puts a curse on his apprentice, because she falls in love with another, and the wizard wanted her for himself. This sets into motion curses that will effect others through the centuries, and those involved will come to understand everything has its consequences. What you want may not end as you think, especially if you’re thinking more of yourself than others. I wasn’t drawn into the novel at first, but all this changed. Especially after Victor adopts the scarred little girl, Hope, and they devise a plan to save Victor’s estranged son from a curse, the story became riveting, and I couldn’t put it down. As in all good fairy stories, the lessons are unforgettable. Don’t give up on this one too soon. It turns into a beautiful, touching romance.”
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Book Review for “Origins:Spinward Fringe” Sci Fi
I just finished “Origins: Spinward Fringe” by Randolph Lalonde. It sat in my kindle for over a year and I just kind of forgot about it. Then I stumbled upon it while searching for another book and read it straight through in three days. It is a long read, but oh, so worth it! I absolutely love it. The story is about some gamers that hacked into the military simulations and ended up being given a ship of their own. It’s all set in the future where space stations and travel are the norm. The issues they go through, the friendships they make and the people they help all set the stage for the remainder of the Spinward Fringe novels. Great Science Fiction. No perverse language or explicit sex (it’s all done behind closed doors). A must read author for Sci Fi fans. I give this book 5+ stars!
Book Review for “The Changeling”
The Changeling by Christopher Shields is the second book in the Weald Fae Journals. A fantasy/fairytale. I loved the first book, The Steward and this one is just as good. A book filled with Fae (fairies) and set in the mountains of Arkansas, it is every fairytale lover’s dream. Maggie O’Shea, the main character is a strong feminine character that will do anything to protect her family and friends from the evil fae. As the title states, there is a changeling in book two. Maggie desperately tries to save her little brother, Mitch, while the changeling takes his place in their lives. A great read! I give this book 5+ stars. My only disappointment is that the third book isn’t finished yet. Good for ages 13 and up.
Book Review for “Valens Rise”
I was given a copy of this book by the author, Sherrel Lee, in exchange for an honest review. I liked the basis of this story, an alternate human race, shape shifting and mad scientists. To me it moved a little slow and took a long time to get to the meatier parts of the story. I had a hard time getting real attached to the characters. Over all it was a good read, if a bit long. I think this book would appeal to a younger audience, I would consider the sexual content to be for age 17 and up, not that it was explicit, just mature. I give this book 3 stars.
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