Hopebreaker (the Great Iron War, Book 1)

from Lib-books

I don't normally read dystopian/apocalyptic novels, though I know that's the hype now with the Hunger Games, but I really enjoyed this novel. I found it was a unique take on this genre and the use of Hope as the villains' weapon was an ironic but interesting change. The characters were all well-w...

from Prairieblossom

I often find that the first book I read in the new year sets the tone for the whole of the year. If thats the case with this book it's going to be an excellent reading year. This fast paced adventure takes a smuggler who prefers to work alone and through circumstance and coincidence makes him thr...

from DabOfDarkness

In the land of Altadas, the Regime rules with an iron fist. Through addictive drugs, might, fear tactics, and replacing the population with demons, they are nearly unchallenged. However, the Order still resists them. Jacob, a smuggler, will get caught up in their machinations and will also get to...

from Sherry.Wood.Hill

I'll say up front that I'm not familiar with the term "steampunk", and going into this book was unsure what to expect. But the book was instantly captivating and enjoyable. I don't like to post spoilers, so I'll leave out plot details and instead say that it was extremely well-written, to the poi...

from Sherry.Wood.Hill

I'll say up front that I'm not familiar with the term "steampunk", and going into this book was unsure what to expect. But the book was instantly captivating and enjoyable. I don't like to post spoilers, so I'll leave out plot details and instead say that it was extremely well-written, to the poi...