The Irin Chronicles are addictive, with exotic settings, well-plotted world-building and a romance to swoon for. The story of the Irin, Grigori, and even the Angels have pulled me in. Come see what The Singer did to me….
The synopsis for The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith and its cover screamed read me. This fantasy took me on quite the adventure as our librarian chased down missing pages from a lost book. Perfect for fans of Good Omens, the Great Library and Invisible Library series.
Dark Age by Pierce Brown the fifth book in the Red Rising series was one that I savoured. Dark, brutal and a beast of a tale no one is safe least of all you.
The Scribe by Elizabeth Hunter is the first in the Irin Chronicles. Danger, romance, exotic locations and secret races. Steeped in mythology this fantasy series narrated by Zachary Webber kept me listening into the wee hours.
Sword and Pen the final book in the Great Library fantasy series by Rachel Caine was one of my most anticipated and feared books of 2019. Brilliant, emotional and everything a series and should be, Caine left me with one helluva book hangover!
Fledgling by Molly Harper is the second audiobook in the Sorcery and Society young adult fantasy series. If you like magic, secrets, mystery and a clever heroine you’ll want to grab your earbuds and begin this series at once.
Last year, Kill the Queen, the first novel in the Crown of Shards made my top ten list. I worried going into Protect the Prince by Jennifer Estep that it might not live up to its predecessor. I need not have worried as Estep delivered in spades!
Phoenix Unbound by Grace Draven delivered an epic romance, nail-biting suspense, brutality, magic and more leaving me screaming for more!
DEV1AT3 by Jay Kristoff is the second novel in the post-apocalyptic world of the LIFEL1K3 trilogy. In true Kristoff form it was one hell of a ride…
