In the second book of the trilogy, the action is centered on the moon city state of Nippon One, the emperor who rules it, and his three sons. Set two weeks after the end of The Final Wars Begin, the ruling family of Nippon One are at odds in what action to take against Port… Continue reading The Final Wars Rage by S A Asthana
Earth is a barren husk. Humanity clings precariously to life in three separate colonies; under Paris, on earth, on Mars, and on the moon. When the Trilateral Treaty between the planets is broken, the delicate peace is shattered. Is this how the final wars begin? In the distant future, World War III has left Earth’s… Continue reading The Final Wars Begin by S A Asthana
Joel Spriggs’ debut novel contains a detailed magic system to rival his Hemlock & Burns books, as well as a mixed pantheon of gods and an obsession with genitalia. Starting as it means to go on, Over a God’s Dead Body opens with an intimate moment between a professor and a Sasquatch, before introducing us… Continue reading Over a God’s Dead Body by Joel Spriggs
The mistletoe square of the Indiecember card calls for romance, so here is my review of The Call of Her Heart by Stella Night. The second book in the trilogy, The Call of Her Heart concerns Celia, sister to the Alpha of the Whiskey Springs wolf shifter pack. In the first book we learn that… Continue reading The Call of Her Heart by Stella Night
For the mystery thriller square of Indiecember, I read The Four Before Me by E H Night. After Alice’s grandmother kills herself, Alice moves out of the city to the sleepy small town of Wintersburg. Enchanted by her grandmother’s stories of growing up in the small town, and with no other family, Alice hopes to… Continue reading The Four Before Me by E H Night
Iseult Murphy 