In 'The Queen's Starfire Throne', Hailey Turner masterfully concludes her saga with a blend of political intrigue, passionate romance, and pulse-pounding action. Despite a slower pace, the narrative keeps you on the edge of your seat, introducing new characters and escalating tension. A fitting end to a captivating series!
Every road must come to an end. Some kinds of love weren't meant to burn out but to rage like starfire. Author Hailey Turner has revealed the gorgeous cover for The Queen's Starfire Throne! Releasing May 10, 2024.
Donald L. Miller's "Masters of the Air" delivers a gripping narrative of the American bomber crews in World War II. Through firsthand accounts and meticulous research, Miller paints a vivid picture of the harrowing experiences, technological innovations, and moral complexities of aerial warfare. This impressive work is great reading for anyone interested in the human side of war.
The Never Game" by Jeffery Deaver intricately weaves a thrilling narrative with a Lara Croft-like protagonist, short-paced chapters, and seamless connections between small cases and larger conspiracies. Shaw's past and the novel's thought-provoking hypotheses elevate it to a must-read mystery thriller.
Percy Jackson is a good kid, but he can't seem to focus on his schoolwork or control his temper. And lately, being away at boarding school is only getting worse - Percy could have sworn his pre-algebra teacher turned into a monster and tried to kill him. When Percy's mom finds out, she knows it's … Continue reading The Lightening Thief (Camp Half-Blood Chronicles 1 / Percy Jackson and the Olympians 1) by Rick Riordan | Book Review
For centuries, the Believer cult has preyed on arcane mages from their place in the shadows. Now, for better or worse, Sage has taken arcane magic public, and all eyes are on him. While he’s not comfortable in the spotlight, neither is the cult that wants him dead. But the Believers aren’t quite ready to … Continue reading Fluke and the Fantastic Finale (The Fantastic Fluke #5) by Sam Burns | Book Review
It’s been a long year for Sage and his friends, and all of Junction, California, and it’s not over yet. Freddie's school of magic is still a mystery, and figuring it out would be enough work, but the investigation leads them to the mysterious coded notes of Junction’s long-dead first magical artist, and then to … Continue reading Fluke and the Frontiere Farce (The Fantastic Fluke 4) by Sam Burns | Book Review
Worn Out Spines 