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A Silent Siege by C.K Rider, Review by Shell the Mad Booker
A Silent Siege picks up where A New War left off, and it's far from Silent. It's louder, more chaotic, and even more hypnotic. I loved A New War, but I think I may love A Silent Siege a teeny bit more. The Magic system becomes more alive as the FMC becomes more powerful and inherits more of it. I loved the teleporting between realms, the ever changing Auras, and the 4 crystals have me extremely intrigued. It was hinted on within this book and looks to carry over to book 3. I
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3 days ago


Tane By Patricia Ngaheu Review by Shell The Mad Booker
Tane is the 2nd book from Patricia Ngaheu. It is the Male counterpart to Hine, which was released earlier this year. I know nothing of the Maori culture, but I am always excited to learn about other cultures and their stories. I was drawn in from the very first page. Ngaheu is a master storyteller. It felt like an invitation to sit at the campfire with her to listen to her speak to her ancestors. It felt like an honour and a privilege. Although the stories were dark, her pros
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Jun 30


Vow Blades by C.K Rider. Reviewed by Shell The Mad Booker.
And this, peeps, is why C.K Rider is an automatic purchase Author for me. She can not write a bad story in my opinion. Love triangle, enemies to lovers, Monsters, political secrets, quests, magic and bonded mates. Add to that, found family and dragons, lots and lots of dragons, (and some sassy ones at that) and you are taken on an adventure that keeps you up at night, reading just one more chapter. So many one liners had me smirking and the battle scenes had me holding my br
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Jun 27


The Deception of the Black Rose by K.G. Ryder | Reviewed by Salem
Grab your pirate hat and hold on to the rigging, because you are in for a wild ride! The Deception of the Black Rose follows British Royal Navy Lieutenant Ben Harrington, whose ship is captured by an infamous pirate queen known only as the Black Rose. What makes her so well-known on the high seas? She takes the highest-ranking survivor after a raid and brings them to her bed. If they perform well enough, she allows the remaining survivors to live. And you guessed it—Ben is he
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Jun 6
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