SUMMON FANTASY REVIEWS

23 Apr 2020
Summer’s End, by Kristy Brown – book review
Summer’s End is an intriguing story, with some shady supporting characters, a complicated love story that can’t end well (although, it’s been hinted that there could be a way, and I assume it will be explored later in the series). (Read more)

15 Mar 2020
Venators, by Devri Walls – Book Review
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11 Mar 2020
Postscript, by Barbara Avon – Book review
Postscript is a psychological, bittersweet love story between two heartbroken people, James and Lina, each with a tragic past who find comfort in each other. (Read more)

10 Mar 2020
Ensnared by Zoe Ashwood – Book review
If Tempted sets the scene for the story, Ensnared throws you in the middle of the action with no warning and no regrets. And it’s good! (Read more)

31 Jan 2020
Reluctant Guardian, by Elisha Bugg – Book Review
The first thing that comes to mind after finishing Reluctant Guardian is that appearances can be deceiving. The story starts with a masquerade ball where the protagonist and her future love interest accidentally bump into each other and they both feel an inexplicable attraction to one another. (Read more)

20 Jan 2020
Shadow City, by Anna Mocikat – Book Review
Shadow City is a gripping story set in post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, several decades after the Glitch. No one truly knows what the Glitch was, but due to a cataclysm that released toxic radiation, the world was damaged beyond repair. The dystopian world Anna created gives off a mixture of Mad Max and Resident Evil vibes. (Read more)

09 Dec 2019
I Was a Teenage Ghost Hunter, by Brian K. Henry - Book Review
I was a Teenage Ghost Hunter is a light-hearted paranormal read with a unique plot, well-rounded characters, and sprinkled with humor. (Read more)

06 Dec 2019
Desa Kincaid: Bounty Hunter, by R.S. Penney – Book Review
A wonderful story, a unique magic system and technology blend, and above all a sassy heroine with nifty abilities; what’s not to love? (Read more)

31 Oct 2019
Q.W.E.R.T.Y – A Haunting, by Barbara Avon
Q.W.E.R.T.Y. is a gut-wrenching story of love and loss, beautifully worded in a way that haunts you. Is this a Holloween story? I don’t know. It does have a healthy dose of spookiness and otherworldly experience, yet I feel like the main plot was Luke’s grief-induced madness, which is incredibly human. Going through the five stages of grief, he pushes everyone away and gets stuck in depression, watching his life spiraling down the drain. (Read more)