Reviews, art exhibits and spotlights, and more. Usually fantasy, may be high, low, or epic fantasy. Sometimes historical fiction or sci-fi may be looked upon. Some of these paths of fantasy, I’ve followed long and with heart. Some of them, I bear you the report of only a glance down the road. Some of them, I have discovered and trod first myself. Explore and enjoy! Sometimes, visions of reality are seen in Fantasy.
Things Unseen Series: A Long Forgotten Song, #1 Author: C.J. Brightley Genre: Fantasy (Dystopian, Christian) Book Description: History student Aria Forsyth's studies lead her to dangerous questions about the Empire's origins. A mysterious man named Owen, impervious to the winter cold, further unravels the safety of the world she thought she knew. At first, Aria …
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It's nearly Winter, but not quite! So here's a Cosy Autumn Book Tag. I was tagged by Sifa Elizabeth and the tag was created by The Book Belle What book always reminds you of Autumn? The Wild Court by E.G. Radcliff takes place in Autumn, and that's not accidental to the events of the book! …
The Sword in the Street Series: Standalone Author: C.M. Caplan Genre: Fantasy Book Description: Trial by battle is a holy rite on Hillside. Hired blades bleed their foes in savage duels, settling everything from petty grievances to the corporate laws that keep their citizens in line. Embroiled in these cutthroat political games is John Chronicle, …
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This tag is originally by Books and Traveling with Lynn, from whom I took it. The puppy, illegally cute, will eventually grow into it's paws and ears, will chew your shoes, possibly your clothes and the table legs and demand all your attention before curling up to sleep exhausted. ** The most recent book that …
I am currently taking an adventure in writing a story from a perspective type I haven't really done before. Most of my novels are written in what I think is called storytellers: something with elements of both omniscent/near-omniscient and a deep 3rd, common in many of the novels I've read from a couple decades ago. …
Hello, everyone!! I have some big news for today! Wings of Healing is no longer a Work-In-Progress by any reasonable standard! It is to be a published novel in two days, and it is currently available for preorder under the name Epoch of the Promise: Wings of Healing. Knights of the Promise and The Three …
The Man Who Was Thursday Series: Standalone Author: G.K. Chesterton Genre: Mystery? Not sure? Book Description: Perhaps best known to the general public as creator of the "Father Brown" detective stories, G.K. Chesterton (1874-1936) was especially renowned for his wit, rhetorical brilliance and talent for ingenious and revealing paradox. Those qualities are richly brilliant in …
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I got this tag from the Witty and Sarcastic Book Club who left it open, and from whom it also originates. I should note I don't know anything about most of the monsters mentioned! Have fun, Happy Halloween to everyone who celebrates that (I actually had to ask someone what day it was!), and here …
Hello everyone! I have been super busy recently, so I'm not able to provide a book review this week. However, I think the following post and links will explain some of why I have been busy! I am finally re-releasing Epoch of the Promise: Dawn Unseen and Epoch of the Promise: Vision's Light (previously Knights …
I was tagged by Sifa Elizabeth, and apparently the tag originates from Bree Hill. What is your Fantasy Origin? (The First Fantasy you Read) If children's books count, that would be the Narnia books by C.S. Lewis. If we're looking for something a bit more adult, that would be Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. …
Enthralled By Love 