SUMMON FANTASY REVIEWS

28 Jan 2019
Vision in Silver, by Anne Bishop - Book Review
The new relationship is strained at best with one exception: the human pack that forms around Meg Corbyn. And this pack seems ever-growing while the terra indigene reluctantly accepts them in their midst. (Read more)

21 Jan 2019
Murder of Crows, By Anne Bishop - Book Review
Once she has won the trust of the terra indigene, Meg Corbyn has to adjust to living amongst them. What breaks the rhythm are the drugs “Go Over Wolf” and “feel good” that appear to affect both human and terra indigene. (Read more)

15 Jan 2019
Written in Red, by Anne Bishop - Book Review
Despite preferring fast-paced stories, I learned to appreciate a slowly developing plot, rich with details, humor, and sometimes morally flexible characters. It’s not a fast read, but it’s a book that’s hard to put down. (Read more)

10 Jan 2019
The Chronicles of Luxaar Part 1: Luxaar & The Stolen Princess - Book Review
The story is written in first-person point of view and follows Luxaar through his misadventures with a touch of magic and mischief. (Read more)

18 Dec 2018
Club Dead By Charlaine Harris - Book Review
This is yet another great book from Charlaine Harris, the third installment in the Southern Vampire Mysteries series. As soon as I got it I knew I wouldn’t be able to put the book down. (Read more)

17 Dec 2018
Dead until Dark, By Charlaine Harris - Book Review
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17 Dec 2018
Living Dead in Dallas, By Charlaine Harris - Book review
This second book follows the adventures of telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse of Bon Temps, Louisiana, as she is ”borrowed” by Dallas vampires to use her telepathic skills to help find a missing nest member. Vampire Bill accompanies her to Dallas to keep her safe which he fails to accomplish. (Read more)