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  Hello, and welcome to my little corner, or welcome back if you've been here before. Today I bring to you a cover reveal!!! The Sword in the Street by C. M. Caplan Series: The Ink and the Steel (#1) Expected Publication: March 3, 2021 Genre: Dickensian Fantasy Age Group: Adult Cover Illustration: Felix Ortiz ( https://www.artstation.com/felixortiz ) Cover Design: Ken Dawson ( https://ccovers.co.uk/ ) Dickensian Fantasy you say?? Blurb: Trial by battle is a holy rite on Hillside. Hired blades bleed their foes in savage duels, settling everything from petty grievances to the corporate laws that keep their citizens in line. Embroiled in these cutthroat political games is John Chronicle, an impoverished swordsman with no better prospects, seeking the duel that will free him from the Dregs.   Meanwhile, John’s boyfriend Edwin, an autistic university student, befriends a fellow scholar who claims to study the arcane art of thaumaturgy. When she offers to teach Ed...

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dragons of Autumn Twilight by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman Series: Dragaonlance Chronicles series #1 Genre: Fantasy Published: February 1st 2000 by Wizards of the Coast  ( first published November 12th 1984)   Welcome to the world of Krynn.... It has been 5 years since our characters have last seen one an other, vowing to meet again at the Inn of the Last Home in Solace. All having their own stories and secrets to keep, some seem different, changed. Little did they know that after all this time they would be adventuring together, finding new friendships and enemy's along they way. Stars are missing, and dragons, children's tales are coming to life. Things that haven't been seen since before the cataclysm. A magic staff and corrupted clerics. Has the Queen of Darkness returned? So if you are dork like myself you will instantly love Dragons of Autumn Twilight. If you like doing quests, if you like grumpy dwarves, a kender who will make you giggle, but do watch your ...

The Fireman by Joe Hill ⭐⭐⭐⭐ There were times when reading this I had to pause, the character of Jacob was very triggering for me and sent me mentally to places I did not wish to go back to. To the point that I was going to DNF it, I'm glad I breathed through because I wanted to know what was going to happed, I was invested. I found The Fireman to be a very interesting and messed up read. Also feels fitting for the times in which we are living. I don't want to spoil anything but the cult like actions and some scenes (if you have read the book, the snowball scene in particular) are very intense. This is a strange book, horrific yet hopeful. Despite the triggering, I'm still going with 4 stars because it's a story that will grip ahold of you and you want to know what will happen. Joe Hill it truly is fathers son.

   Back in July I reviewed Voice of War by Zack Argyle which you can check out  here Now I am back with a  cover reveal for his second book in the Threadlight series:  Stones of Light * * * Chrys is trapped in his own mind.   Laurel has lost her threadlight.   And Alverax may have doomed them all.   What have they done? * * * Stones of Light by Zack Argyle Series: Threadlight (#2) Expected Publication: April 4, 2021 Genre: Epic Fantasy Age Group: Adult Cover Illustration: Ömer Burak Önal ( https://www.artstation.com/equin0 ) Now for the time you've been waiting for * * * This is cover is stunning!!!! * * * Let's Meet Zack Zack Argyle was raised with a wonderful family motto: don’t let the truth get in the way of a good story. What better way than to write fiction? He spends his days writing code and his nights writing epic stories about family, love, loss, friendship, and pain all intermixed with a heavy dose of the fantastic...

  Happy New Year! 2021 Bookish Goals Welcome back to the beginning. A new year, a new start. What do you want to do with it? How are you going to live it? What do you want to make of it? I've been making a list in my journal on sticky notes through out December of my bookish goals, and I have a few.  Heads up I know I'm contradicting myself with some of these, but it is what it is.  1.Embrace the DNF: I'm not talking the soft ones, it's the hard no this book is not for me or I hate it, put that down and don't look back ones. I have to learn not to torture myself in 2021 2. Finish some series: I have soooo many book series that I have started it's rather quite ridiculous. Even if I can't finish them all (which realistically I won't or can't) I want to at least get further in as many as I can. 3. Read for me: Reading challenges where there are prompts are fun in all but sometimes forcing ones self to read a book when your not in the mood can lead to sl...