You don’t keep reading this series if Bloodworth and Taylor’s dark humor doesn’t fill your soul with something you didn’t even know you were missing.

It’s MurderBot 4, baby!

The story managed to fool me on more than one occasion!

I was curious how Dragon Wing would hold up in adulthood.

Lindsay Buroker doesn’t slow. Quite the contrary. She slams on the gas pedal!

Have you ever tried a new author and knew from the very start that you were going to read every single book in the series?

If you loved the first novel, The Great Hunt is a natural extension of the story, with a comparatively tighter pace.

What If Harry Potter and Ginny got expelled from Hogwarts and were forced to join a magical military?

This novella accelerates as quickly as the previous two installments

I was surprised with a shift in gear with the storytelling.

When describing this novel to my wife, I went with “it’s like an “R” rated Zootopia.”

At long last! The epic conclusion to The Academy Journals trilogy by Garrett Robinson: The Firemage’s Vengeance.

For various reasons, many readers found this novel to be the one they enjoyed the least, but I remember enjoying it more than the previous two installments. Why was that?

When I decided to re-read The Wheel of Time series, I worried that The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan would slip off of the pedestal I’d set it on.

This well-received, sci-fi story caught my attention some time ago, and after the first novella, I was curious where Wells would take the story.

My time to revisit Earthsea has come, and I had the privilege to read The Farthest Shore by Ursula K. Le Guin this time around.

And I’m inclined to say that perhaps this book is more of a must-read than his previous Stormlight novella, Edgedancer.