Review - Steeplejack by A.J. Hartley
This is the kind of book I want more of in YA fantasy. Steeplejack was entertaining and beautifully written in a city colonized and still dealing with the effects of that, as […]
This is the kind of book I want more of in YA fantasy. Steeplejack was entertaining and beautifully written in a city colonized and still dealing with the effects of that, as […]
So far this is the second of the Cutter Cay novels that I’ve read and I have to say I enjoyed it less than the previous book, Stormchaser. Where I had […]
A month ago I walked the streets of London during the era of Jack the Ripper in Stalking Jack the Ripper. Now, a few months before the killings begin across the […]
Sherry Thomas asks us the question: “What if Sherlock Holmes was a woman?” I give you Charlotte Holmes, an inquisitive and intelligent young woman discontent with her role in society […]
Someone is haunting the streets of London and this time, they’d best let the women do their work. Specifically one woman, Miss Audrey Rose Wadsworth, an individual in possession of […]
We’re off to Canada (at least to start) in this historical mystery filled with murder and the spiritual — we’re talking mediums here, people. Connecting with souls on the other […]
It’s finally time for Jenny Cavanaugh to discover who murdered her those ten years ago. So far, Detective R.F. Jackaby and his assistant, Abigail Rook, have investigated red caps and […]
Jackaby and Abigail are back for another mystery, this time involving shapeshifters, a hunter of extraordinary creatures, and a dinosaur. I was eager to dive into the next installment of […]
I put off reading this book for so long to read others and after finally sitting down and finishing it, I have to as myself why. Jackaby is described as “Doctor Who […]
Romeo & Juliet goes to the big top in this mystical story of a wire-walker, trapeze artist, and the feud between their families. Who doesn’t like a little forbidden romance […]