I didn’t love the narrator of this audiobook, but listening to it was better than not getting to enjoy the sequel at all.
Find Me Their Bones
Tag: fantasy
Slayer
This book holds true to the universe of the original TV show and references various episodes without requiring the reader to have seen the show.
The Everlasting Rose
I’m still not a fan of the super-flowery prose Clayton likes to use, but the whole premise was just so much fun, not to mention the social commentary.
The Orbs and the Gentleman
Where was he? It shouldn’t have taken him this long. Galadriel’s mind raced with all the things that could have gone wrong.
It Devours!
This book was a super fun read on the surface, but if you dig just a little below the surface, I think it was also kind of deep.
A Wizard of Earthsea
I appreciated the enthusiasm of this audiobook’s narrator, but after a while I thought it was a bit much.
The Dire King
This book was as much fun as its prequels, even if I didn’t agree with all the choices Ritter made.
Bring Me Their Hearts
YA fantasy with a gorgeous cover and a snarky heroine? I’m there!
The Belles
Clayton’s book has a very interesting take on slavery, beauty, and the lengths to which people will go to achieve it.
All The Crooked Saints
This book was well written, and yet I still have a hard time identifying why I didn’t like it.