Fantasy Archives - Alison Ver Halen

The Tapestry of Fate

I got everything I wanted out of this book: more Amina and Raksh and Dahlila, plus a witch who literally weaves magic!

This book was a good effort for a debut, but it felt like it was trying to be too many things all at once.

What would Jerry Springer have done if the guests on his show had been gods with power over night and day?

This book was advertised as a horror, but is much more of a family drama. Also the “surprises” were not surprising.

When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. Even if you’re forced to play by virtue of being a royal bastard.

It doesn’t matter whether someone is from a different country or a different world, humans tend to react the same way.

The princess is being poisoned and the only person with a chance of solving the mystery is a recluse fascinated by poisons and venoms.

Three women in three different timelines are all haunted by a mysterious presence. Can Minerva get to the bottom of it all?

We all know magic comes with a price. But what if you could make someone else pay it while you reap all the benefits?

Can a mere deputy courier lead the prince and his entourage north to the end of the treacherous Witch Roads?