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: Unholy War by David Hair (Moontide Quartet #3)

 

I've done the first two, and now it's time to get to the third. This is Unholy War by David Hair. I recommend that only people aged 18 and up read this review (and by extension this book). Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: The Scarlet Tides by David Hair (Moontide Quartet #2)

 

I've talked about the first book, so let's cover the second! Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: Mage's Blood by David Hair (Moontide Quartet #1)

 

Let's take a look at the Moontide Quartet by David Hair, shall we? This adult fantasy series was recommended to me by my friend Fable. This review contains mentions of CSA. 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: Mistystar's Omen by Erin Hunter (Warriors Novella #2)

 

The first review of 2021. Of the last book I read in 2020. It's a short but sweet one! So let's see how Mistystar handles the conflict in this novella. Spoilers ahead.

Book Review: The Land of Painted Caves by Jean M. Auel (Earth's Children #6)

 

Seeing how it's been over a decade since I first read the first book of this series, it's really about time I finish it. I read books 1-5 once before doing these blog reviews years ago, but my memories had been muddled. So when last year I got the opportunity to buy all books for cheap just to give them one last conclusive read, I jumped on the occasion. My opinions so far? The first book is great, the second okay, anything after that bad. But now that we're at the last installment in Earth's Children, let's see how things go. Does Auel stick the landing, or is it as bad as books three to five? Let's find out. Spoilers ahead.