Warning: Forget everything that you define as normal after you buy this book. The first words of the book are both gripping and shocking, and they grip us by the amount of shock they deliver, this, all, of course, in a pleasing way. We find the words of "THE ACOLYTE PRAYER" that dares to, at... Continue Reading →
A book that starts off in full swing, tension, contradiction, the sense of accomplishing a mission and doing what is right despite the instructed from our main character. Nice! Great openings mean that the writer knows what he/she is doing, and Russell Govan clearly knows his craft. First impressions are crucial and in this point... Continue Reading →
It doesn’t matter how many accolades a book or author might have, the reader knows at once on the first words, how good a book may, or may not be, and the first words of the Freedom Broker by K. J. Howe are gripping! You start off reading about Thea Paris, in the middle of... Continue Reading →
First things first, the cover is something to look at, twice. Simple, yet full of texture and vibrancy it comes off as something thought-out and identifies the book. The second thing that I loved was the title: "For Poetry's Sake", both for the implication and the pun (I assume). Once you open the book there... Continue Reading →
The Fury Yet to Come is an amazing, thrilling, heart-pumping, mind squeezing and moralistically blunt piece of writing by Steven Mckinnon. As the prequel of “The Raincatcher’s Ballad Series”, it introduces us to our main character, Gallows, a mercenary recruited by one of the commanders of the Dalthean forces, Aramon Fellon. The book starts off... Continue Reading →
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