SUMMON FANTASY REVIEWS

16 Jul 2019
Re-Vamping Las Vegas, by Jen Pretty - Book review
In Revamping Las Vegas, vampires came out of the casket several decades ago and have already integrated seamlessly into society (that reminds me of the Southern Vampire Mysteries by Charlaine Harris where vampires came out of the coffin in a similar manner). (Read more)

01 Jul 2019
The Written, by Ben Galley - Book Review
Ben Galley’s debut novel paints an intricate story with fantastic characters putting a new spin on popular myths while struggling to save their world. As with any high fantasy, expect crazy names and plenty of metaphors. (Read more)

26 Jun 2019
Hex at a House Party, by Gretchen Galway - Book review
In this installment, Alma is sent to a house party to spy on the witches on behalf of the protectorate. Most of the action takes place at the house party and follows the classic patterns of a murder mystery. Alma has to work around a web of lies, and everyone has secrets to hide. I loved how it kept me guessing at every turn. (Read more)

02 Apr 2019
Kingdom of Exiles, by Maxym Martineau - Book Review
He was an assassin. I was his bounty. There were so many things that could possibly go wrong— for both of us. (Read more)

26 Mar 2019
Gargoyle Huntress, by Jen Pretty – book review
Gargoyle Huntress is a delightful quick read with a quirky heroine whose day job is making pizza, and by night she hunts gargoyles with a net. No, seriously, I’m not kidding! (Read more)

21 Mar 2019
Ink, by Jobie Baldwin - Book review
Ink, by Jobie Baldwin, is the first book in the Tribe series of urban fantasy adventure superhero novels. I found this to be a uniquely enthralling fantasy read that had some interesting plot twists. A fun story with relatable characters and a quirky plot that keeps the reader entertained. (Read more)

13 Mar 2019
Bad Moon, by Shyla Colt - Book Review
Bad Moon was definitely not my favorite book, but this doesn’t necessarily mean it was a bad story. Just because I didn’t like it doesn’t mean other people wouldn’t enjoy it. (Read more)

04 Mar 2019
Dark Touch, by Elle Lewis - Book Review
Dark Touch, by Elle Lewis, was a quick but interesting read. Although the text was embellished with plenty of adjectives and metaphors (which I associate more with epic fantasy than urban fantasy), the plot was fresh, immersive (the battle scenes were written in such a manner that it felt like watching an action movie), and engrossing. (Read more)

26 Feb 2019
Boundary Broken, by Melissa F. Olson - Book Review
Lex is a boundary witch, which means that unlike regular witches she sees the ghosts of those who had violent deaths. (Read more)