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Faolan runs our family with an iron fist. As a rule, he takes what he wants, and mows down anyone who gets in his way. Or sends Cormac to do it for him. But maybe that’s what it is to be First. Thing is, what he wants now is Keaira, whom I love. He’s says he needs her . . .
As the first installment states, Lord Likely is rather f****** amazing. The stories are bold and joyful to read, as you are taken through the adventures of this Lordly individual and his hapless companion, Botter.
The entertainment and downright hilariousness doesn’t end there with just mere stories of Lord Likely’s adventures. [more . . .]
Cold Ghost begins with Joel, a young man who just got out of a difficult relationship and returns home for the holidays. The story then shifts to a Japanese man on the run from seemingly powerful people. The setting takes place in Toronto, Canada. It appears the story is setting up for the two characters to meet somehow.
The Antithesis bills itself as a horror/sci-fi /dark romance series. From the three chapters which are up so far this seems like a fair assessment. I’ve seen other reviewers compare it to "Dollhouse" but with supernatural elements. I’ve never actually watched "Dollhouse", but I know enough about the premise to say I see why they say that.
So I decided to do a little light reading before getting around to some writing work.
Six hours later, I am still reading.
I consider this a sign of brilliant fiction off the bat, and the very definition of a page-turner. Each [more . . .]
Phew! This story starts off reasonably paced, but by the end, I was totally sucked in and on my seat. Excellent! The X-Files wishes it could’ve done paranormal thriller this well.
Special Agent Daphne Worthe is starting her first case with the "Shadow Unit" of the FBI. Essentially, they deal with [more . . .]
Unlike steampunk tales, where the grave-diggers are henchmen for the mad scientists, this story focuses on the grave-digger himself. Arthur is a gentleman whose meager inheritance forces him to secretly get a job, so of course he takes up the lucrative and very secretive trade of stealing corpses.
I enjoyed the [more . . .]