I have to admit The High King’s Tomb, book 3 of Kristen Britain’s Green Rider series, is not my favorite of the three I’ve read so far. For example, again with only the mentions with Stevic G’ladheon. Also, Karigan actually gets a bit whiny in the first half of this book, where as I specifically…
Review: Right Hand Magic by Nancy A Collins
[M]addened werewolf attacks, giant shapeshifting cat-dragons, a wicked uncle, and a world so fully realized that a reader could actually step into it…
And Now For NEW Fiction From Leanna Renee Hieber!
An Exclusive new piece of fiction from the award winning, bestselling Strangely Beautiful series by Leanna Renee Hieber February 13th, 1894, café La Belle et La Bete, London It was late at La Belle et La Bete, and the rest of what was once the Guard- though they’d always think of themselves as the Guard-…
Review: A Christmas Carroll by Leanna Renee Hieber
Hieber has a talent for making the eerily supernatural a perfectly normal phenomenon. Reading her words, it is not unreasonable to imagine that one could look up from the turn of a page to see a Victorian ghost come gliding through a wall. The language, like the previous volumes, is lovely and ephemeral and obviously carefully chosen to evoke the time period in question.
Kiaras Festivus: Author Focus – Leanna Renee Hieber (w/ Giveaway!)
Sometime back in 2009, I received a review request via email from an author. She introduced herself quite politely, identified herself as a fellow Southwest Ohioan, and asked that I give her book an honest review. Having less than a year of book blogging under my belt, at that time I never turned down a…