Book Review: Rain Must Fall by Ryder Phoenix (Rainbow Reflections #5)

 

Only one book left after this one. But how is this book? Is it good, or maybe not? Let's take a look.

Also yes, obvious disclaimer is obvious, I am friends with the author, but this review is my honest opinion.

Book Review: Heart of Darkness By Ethan Summers (The Dogs of the Spires #6)

 

Last book of the first arc (or second trilogy judging by the two first-arc box sets). Spoilers ahead!

Book Review: Blackest Night by Ethan Summers (The Dogs of the Spires #5)

 

Almost done with arc one! Let's dive right in. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Caerule by Lauren Hemphill (Viridis #2)

I honestly had no idea how long it has been since I first reviewed the first Viridis book. I had mixed thoughts on it, so I wasn't highly anticipating picking up the second, but my friend Kristen convinced me to give the second book a chance! So here's my review, spoilers ahead!

Book Review: Ruins of Greatness by Ethan Summers (Dogs of the Spires Special Editions #1)

 

This took a while to get to but I still plan on reading all of Dogs of the Spires, so here we go! Today's installment is a special edition prequel book. Spoilers ahead!

Book Review: Put Out The Fire by Ryder Phoenix (Rainbow Reflections #2)

Been a while since I took a look at the first installment in the Rainbow Reflections series. I actually won book two in a raffle a while back, so I'm excited to continue the story! As always, me receiving a free copy doesn't impact my review or rating! Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Seeing Red by Ethan Summers and Littlesprout's Stories (Legends of Blood #1)

With Wolf Quest having been out for ages and how creative its community can be, I'm surprised it took this long for someone (or rather, two someones) to write a book based on its storyline and gameplay! Presuming that Seeing Red is the first, that is.

For those not in the know, Wolf Quest is a game where one plays as a dispersal wolf in Yellowstone and completes various goals, such as hunting elk, seeking a mate and establishing a pack. The first edition of the game from years ago was free, but in more recent years it has gotten a big overhaul, leading to a brand new pay-to-play polished version of the game. I myself do own both versions, however unfortunately my computer simply cannot handle the Anniversary Edition even at the lowest graphics and framerate, so I am mostly just stuck watching other people play the game. It definitely looks great, though!

So let's take a look at the journey of such one wolf and her quest, based on the gameplay on Littlesprout's YouTube channel. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Raven's Call by Ethan Summers (The Dogs of the Spires #3)

It's been a while since my last Dogs of the Spires review, so let's hop to it! Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Painted Flowers by Caitlin Grizzle

 

Now this is a release I've been hyped for for ages. I already supported the OG animated series this book is based on years ago, and to now finally see the story completed in this book is very satisfying. I congratulate Grizzle on publishing her first book! I did beta read for this book and was given a free copy as a "thank you" in return, but this won't affect my review. Spoilers ahead!

Book Review: A Kind of Magic by Ryder Phoenix (Rainbow Reflections #1)

 

I don't often get to review the final product of a book I beta read, but that's certainly the case over here. So let's have a look at the final product of this one, shall we? This is the first book in the Rainbow Reflections series, A Kind of Magic. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Stars of the Silver Screen by Teelia Pelletier (Strong Hearts Are Mandatory #3)

 

After having taken a look at the first two Mandatory books, and, after a taking a break from the series, I'm back to review the third here! Spoilers ahead, this is book three.

Book Review: The Forges of Dawn by E.M. Kinsey (Iron Lyons #1)

A fantasy xenofiction with magical talking lions. What's not to love? Let's have a look at this indie, The Forges of Dawn by E.M. Kinsey. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Straight to Video by Teelia Pelletier (Strong Hearts are Mandatory #2)

In this sequel to Heart of Glass, Video finds herself being wanted. Still, she is determined to rid the Media of the Jester, the magical villain who plagues the land. Spoilers below the cut.

Book Review: Heart of Glass by Teelia Pelletier (Strong Hearts are Mandatory #1)

A nice pretty short read about a group of cats who go on a quest to find the pieces of a shattered artifact. Spoilers below the cut.

Book Review: Viridis by Lauren Hemphill (Viridis #1)

While I did enjoy this book quite a lot (especially in the later parts), there's some serious issues that made me put it on two. I almost put it at one star, but simply got too invested for it to warrant such a low score. Spoilers beyond the cut.

Book Review: The Hunt for Elsewhere by Beatrice Vine

I don’t have much of an intro here. Today I’m simply reviewing The Hunt For Elsewhere by Beatrice Vine. Enjoy!