I know what I'm getting with the Andari Chronicles at this point, but it's always delightful to see how Davidson will pull it off this time. They are all unusual, creative, and very loose retellings of fairy tales. This one is a retelling of Snow White, but... barely.
The main character Brenna, ...
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The Ickabog by J.K. Rowling
This week's podcast review comes from this blog review of The Ickabog by J.K. Rowling. Check out this episode! ...
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Review of Broken Veil
I'm so glad I finished this series after all! As before, I can't really review this book without spoilers, so be forewarned...
While I understand that Prism Cloud had to perpetuate the conflict if the series was not completely over, I REALLY didn't like the conflict it created, and it led me to ...
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Grant by Ron Chernow
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of Grant by Ron Chernow. Check out this episode! ...
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Prism Cloud by Jeff Wheeler
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of Prism Cloud by Jeff Wheeler. Check out this episode! ...
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Review of The Ickabog
I'm so happy JK Rowling wrote something else in the children's fantasy genre!
This reads like an allegory, and for the first 2/3 of the book I was nearly sure it was a morality tale about current political events. The Ickabog is (supposedly) a fictional creature from bedtime stories. But then ...
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Iron Garland by Jeff Wheeler
This week's podcast review comes from this blog review of Iron Garland. Check out this episode! ...
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Review of Grant
Wow. This book was truly incredible. It was so long that I feel like Grant is my friend now, and I miss him! An amazing portrait of a great man. Grant, as portrayed by Chernow, was such a humble, likable, good person. His biggest flaw was that he was too trusting, and this was the reason that his ...
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Kenley Davidson: Author of the Andari Chronicles
Kenley Davidson is a fantasy and science fiction author who loves to write clean romance, complex characters, and surprising plot twists. Her worlds (both real and imagined) are largely fueled by coffee, more coffee, and books (plus the occasional cup of tea). She currently resides in Oklahoma with ...
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Review of Prism Cloud
Sigh... I was afraid of this. If I kept reading, the happy ending from book 3 would be reversed, since it wasn't the end of the series, and Jeff Wheeler doesn't necessarily go for happily ever afters. This isn't the end of the series either, and yet, now I'm afraid to read on. I might actually read ...
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