Book Review: Escape from Lion's Head by Devon Hughes (Unnaturals #2)

 

The second and final book in the series! Spoilers ahead!

Book Review: The Battle Begins by Devon Hughes (Unnaturals #1)

 

Just a book that interested me based on the cover. I do like the idea of winged canines. Let’s see what it’s like. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Wolf of Shadows by Whitley Strieber

 

A xenofiction that seemed interesting to me. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: The Wild Beyond by Piers Torsday (The Last Wild #3)

 

I really enjoyed the previous book. Let's take a look at this one. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: The Dark Wild by Piers Torsday (The Last Wild #2)

 

Been a while since I read book one. Let's continue with this series. Spoilers ahead.

Note: I was unable to write a proper review for book one as I was sick when I read it. But I did like it, just not a whole lot. Just as some context going in. I may re-read book one for a review at some point, I may not. 

Book Review: First Light by Ethan Summers (The Dogs of the Spires #1)

 

Post-apocalyptic canine xenofiction is kind of a genre in and of itself I guess? I've looked at Darkeye, I've looked at Survivors, and now I'm tackling the first book of Dogs of the Spires. I was given a free copy to review, but per usual this does not impact my judgment. Spoilers ahead, this is First Light.

Book Review: Hunted in the Valley by C.R. Pugh (Old Sequoia Valley #1)

This book was temporarily available for free on Kindle, and I never say no to free books. This dystopian(?) book looked pretty cool to me. As always, free book does not equal a good review and I won't let the fact that I got to read this without having to pay for it impact my judgement of it. Spoilers ahead. 

Book Review: Conversion by S.T. Campitelli (The Fall #1)

It's been a while since I tried reading a dystopian. I haven't read many books in this genre so far, but I really did enjoy some of these books. So will the first book of The Fall sell me on the series? Let's see. Minor spoilers ahead.

Book Review: 1984 by George Orwell

I do not read enough classics.  So, to combat this, I decided to have a look at a very popular one: 1984 by George Orwell.