News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
Taeowolf is the first book in the Zentrin series by author Kris Moger. The caste system had been abolished, but in reality very little had changed Hunaen clan still did the grunt work, Elvean tended the fields, Wolvean handled business, and the Feleal owned pretty much everything else. The only chance to break away was through hard… Continue reading Book review: Taeowolf by Kris Moger
Sehren had not been plagued by nightmares for some time, perhaps he should have taken their return as a prediction of ill-tidings. But instead he thought it to be nerves. That day he was to bring the crown prince into the Knights, but more importantly the price would become his squire. It was not a… Continue reading Book review: Tenebrous by G.A. Renteria
Purple Mike: A Trip, is a children's/ young teen tale written by Sin Mils. It is best described as an educational/ urban fiction. The humans in Anyplace once lived a peaceful existence, never wanting, never fearing. Vicodin however lived elsewhere, and he watched the beings of Anyplace with malice and hatred. He despised them, hated… Continue reading Book review: Purple Mike: A Trip by Sin Mils (@SinMils )
The Ancestral Odyssey: The Utopian Dream is an epic fantasy by D.W. Gill. Lethaniel had been thought dead, yet this lone figure was found plodding through a field of death, a field of the countless lives lost to the horror of war and death he could have prevented, at least that seemed to be the… Continue reading Book review: The Ancestral Odyssey: The Utopian Dream by D.W. Gill (@MegasTeque )
After a whirlwind romance from love at first sip to a wedding on the beach, life had seemed smooth sailing. But Lisa wanted children, but Jeff was not quite ready and, given how much he missed his own childhood pet, suggested a trial run with a cat. It turns out this had been one of… Continue reading Book review: Conversations with Tom by Angela Lockwood (@LitBCameronB)
Starting a new job is never easy. It is just as well Jenny knew she'd be perfect for the live in position at Avonsleigh Castle. Everything was going smoothly, the interview went off with just a small bout of nerves and she slipped into the role like a hand in to a well fitted glove.… Continue reading Book Review: An Invisible Murder by Joyce Cato (@MaxineBbooks)
It was as dreary day in London, and Lancelot wanted nothing more than to sit inside his favourite tavern, watching the world go by as he sipped his favourite drink. But alas that was not to be. The assembly had sent an inquisitor, Fiona Whitehall, seeking aid where once they would have refused to turn.… Continue reading Book review: Snowfall by Mark H Scanlon (@sentafliks )
Ryuu's life is about to change. It is his thirteenth birthday and from this day on nothing will ever be the same. He had always been different, he matured quicker, grew and developed faster than his peers. He had known he wasn't quite like everyone else and worked hard to gain approval. He just doesn't… Continue reading Book review: The Awakening by Andrew Wichland (@AWichlandAuthor)
Since the first day of the new term Tara has eagerly awaited the end of year summer holidays. Six weeks of bliss, minimal study, and free time. She can barely wait for that final bell to ring, her mind was filled with visions of duvet mornings and joy. But her father had other plans. He… Continue reading Book review: Dying thoughts – Third Wish by Joey Paul (@msjoeybug)
Tara is struggling to come to terms with her new gift, okay, well it's not a new gift, she's had it since she was six. The only thing is, she didn't know exactly what is was, other than perhaps a crack in her sanity. Her father, who could have made everything much easier by talking… Continue reading Book review: Dying Thoughts – Second Sight by Joey Paul (@msjoeybug)
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