Note: This copy of Startup Hell was provided by NetGalley. Let me just start this by saying I did not expect to like this as much as I did. I really picked this book up as a palate cleanser. The premise sounded interesting, and a supernatural romcom seemed like a good way to reset. Instead …
Continue reading Book Review: Startup Hell – Caitlin Rozakis
Despite having read numerous urban fantasy series, I still consider the Dresden Files as the benchmark for what good urban fantasy looks like. So when I was done with the books that were released I was left with this void I had to fill. The Iron Druid Chronicles is one such series that despite the …
Continue reading Series Review: The Iron Druid Chronicles – Kevin Hearne
The second entry in the Peter Grant series by Ben Aaronovitch sees Peter Grant and co recovering from the aftermath of the incidents in the first book. His friend Leslie is still recovering and struggling to adjust to having her face fall off (literally). Peter while trying to maintain some form of normalcy for his …
Continue reading Book Review: Moon Over Soho – Ben Aaronovitch
Rivers of London is the first book in the Peter Grant / Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovitch. It’s an urban fantasy set in and around, you guessed it, London. It follows Peter Grant, one of the local constabulary who discovers that he has some form of magical ability when he finds himself one …
Continue reading Book Review: Rivers of London – Ben Aaronovitch
I stumbled upon Drew Hayes when I was looking for a superhero fix and had heard about his series superpowereds. While checking on goodreads I stumbled upon this other series called ‘Fred the vampire accountant’ series. I have to say that did make me chuckle a bit and the first book’s title, ‘The Utterly Uninteresting …
Continue reading Series Review: Fred, the Vampire Accountant – Drew Hayes