Douglas R. Brown – Tamed
Normally I’m not a huge fan of horror and werewolves stories. But the idea behind Tamed by Douglas R. Brown intrigued. Would it be possible to pet werewolves, like we… Read more »
Tag: fantasy
Sarah Baethge – Panoptemitry
I pushed myself again to read and review a SciFi/fantasy book. In Panoptemitry the story starts at a planet far away, used as a kind of prison for males. Only… Read more »
Shannon Ethridge – The Fantasy Fallacy
Where the Fifty Shades of Grey novel by the British author E.L. James which glorifies BSDM and the young girl versus old man role playying got the of attention by millions of… Read more »
Elizabeth Chater – The Elsingham Portrait
This is the second book I read from the author Elizabeth Chater. I didn’t like the first one, Bait for the Tiger that much. I was a bit reluctant to… Read more »
Michael Martin – Burn in Hades
Michael J. Martin takes his reader into an epic journey with Cross through Hades, hell, underworld or similar concepts come into mind: Burn in Hades. Michael L. Martin Jr. is… Read more »