This is the second book in one of the most unique fantasy series I’ve ever read. The books tell the story of a deeply religious post-apocalyptic fantaThis is the second book in one of the most unique fantasy series I’ve ever read. The books tell the story of a deeply religious post-apocalyptic fantasy world where long ago a group of Elves from another dimension arrived and convinced the world that they were angels of God brought to Earth to rule and experience the mortal world. Tom Keeper befriends a young angel and goes on a perilous adventure. 3.25/5...more
This was an entertaining enough read, fast paced and reasonably well written. The mystery and twist were easy to figure out and I didn’t really vibe wThis was an entertaining enough read, fast paced and reasonably well written. The mystery and twist were easy to figure out and I didn’t really vibe with the characters but for a first book and a first in a series it was decent. I’d properly read more.
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This was an entertaining enough read, fast paced and reasonably well written. The mystery and twist were easy to figure out and I didn’t really vibe with the characters but for a first book and a first in a series it was decent. I’d properly read more....more
Overall this was a fun book to read but there were a lot of issues with the book as well. Too many characters were introduced just as they were3.25/5.
Overall this was a fun book to read but there were a lot of issues with the book as well. Too many characters were introduced just as they were killed and there is a main character that ended up not impacting the plot in any real way and felt like a forgotten piece. I find Adam Cesare to be a fun writer and I enjoy his B-movie prose. I plan on reading anything and everything that he writes. Also, it should be noted that he gets better with every book and I can tell that even when reading his works out of order.
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3.25/5.
Overall this was a fun book to read but there were a lot of issues with the book as well. Too many characters were introduced just as they were killed and there is a main character that ended up not impacting the plot in any real way and felt like a forgotten piece. I find Adam Cesare to be a fun writer and I enjoy his B-movie prose. I plan on reading anything and everything that he writes. Also, it should be noted that he gets better with every book and I can tell that even when reading his works out of order....more
3.25/5 It's not the best D adventure but it does shake up the normal template of the series and sidelines D for large portions of the story.3.25/5 It's not the best D adventure but it does shake up the normal template of the series and sidelines D for large portions of the story....more
This is a bindup of a handful of novellas and it shows. The first half of the book was an easy five stars, the second half unfortunately was completelThis is a bindup of a handful of novellas and it shows. The first half of the book was an easy five stars, the second half unfortunately was completely different and while still good felt disappointing and managed three stars, split the difference and that is my final rating....more
3.5/5 The first two books were pretty much creature features with Pendergast as almost a background character. Here in this third book, he takes more c3.5/5 The first two books were pretty much creature features with Pendergast as almost a background character. Here in this third book, he takes more center stage, and the feel of the book was more Kolchak meets Sherlock Holmes set in a Poe story....more
Tomoko Taniguchi's manga are like a warm hug, and sometimes that's exactly what I need.Tomoko Taniguchi's manga are like a warm hug, and sometimes that's exactly what I need....more
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