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Tag Archives: Ace Books
Crowfall Caps a Landmark Work of GrimHeart
Ed McDonald does something remarkable with Crowfall. Crowfall is the third (and presumably final) book in his stellar Raven’s Mark series. Third books—especially third books that close a series—follow a certain pattern. The first book sets up the world; the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy
Tagged Ace Books, Epic Fantasy, Flintlock Fantasy, Grimdark
4 Comments
Ravencry is Another Grimdark with Hope (but mostly Blood)
I’m going to keep this short. If you haven’t already read the first book in the series, Blackwing, (1) you’re crazy, (2) go read my review of Blackwing. If you have read Blackwing, then I probably don’t need to do … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy
Tagged Ace Books, Epic Fantasy, Flintlock Fantasy, Grimdark
4 Comments
Can’t-Wait Wednesday: Ravencry by Ed McDonald
Ed McDonald’s debut Blackwing was one of my favorite reads last year. I’m not the only one who thinks so—Blackwing is on the shortlist for the Gemmell Awards Morningstar Award. I’m not a big fan of Grimdark, but Blackwing was … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Sundry
Tagged Ace Books, Can't-Wait Wednesday, Epic Fantasy, Flintlock Fantasy, Grimdark
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Siege Line Is Satisfying as a Conclusion to Its Trilogy, If Not as Part of a Larger Universe
Siege Line is book 3 in Cole’s Shadow Ops: Reawakening prequel trilogy and his sixth book in the Shadow Ops universe. I’ve been lucky enough to get my hands on an advance copy of each, and it has been interesting … Continue reading
Blackwing is a Grimdark with Hope (but mostly Blood)
I’m not much for Grimdark. It’s not that I’m against it, per se, but just that I haven’t limited experience with it. I have my thoughts, but they aren’t exactly fully formed. I say that to explain the long digression … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy
Tagged Ace Books, Epic Fantasy, Flintlock Fantasy, Gemmell Awards, Grimdark
17 Comments
Review of Gauntlet by Holly Jennings
I was a big, big fan of Jennings’ debut, Arena. Gauntlet is a helluva ride too. Kali Ling, the Warrior, is back to stab people repeatedly in virtual reality melee. And this time she’s doing it as team owner and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged Ace Books, Cyberpunk, Near-Future Science Fiction
1 Comment
Short Review Roundup – Disappointment Edition
Ideally I would limit my short reviews to books I didn’t like, freeing up time to wax poetic about those that I did. But I still have a backlog to get through of books I loved. Not these books though. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged Ace Books, Del Rey, Dragon Awards, Indie Books, Military Fantasy, Short Review Roundup, Urban Fantasy
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Short Review Roundup – 2014 Hugo Awards Edition
In an effort to clear my backlog of books I’ve read but not reviewed, I’m posting short review roundups. I already wrote a post on the best of the 2015 books I read that didn’t get Hugo nominations. Today’s post … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged Ace Books, Angry Robot, Baen, Hard SciFi, Low Fantasy, Noir SF, Short Review Roundup, Tor/Forge, Urban Fantasy
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Review of Arena by Holly Jennings
“Nothing like seeing your own insides to make you feel mortal. Nothing like coming back to life to make you feel like a god.” Arena is entirely too good to be a debut novel, but debut novel it is. Arena … Continue reading
Review of Gemini Cell by Myke Cole
Our long national nightmare is over. Myke Cole’s next book—Javelin Rain—is out today. A review is forthcoming. In the meantime, here is a review of the first book in the series, Gemini Cell. Gemini Cell is the fourth book from … Continue reading