shapeshifter – Cannonball Read 17

This American Platypus.

Educating the Platypus by Charlie Richards

October 31, 2020 by LittlePlat 2 Comments

Look, I’m going to admit right off that bat the whole genre of shape-shifter romance is completely alien to me. I’m not the broadest reader of romance in the first place and this is a niche that I have not really turned my eyes towards. But then a certain other Cannonballer—who knows who they are and can identify themselves if they want—sent me a picture of this book’s cover, and I’ll be damned if I wasn’t at least going to have a peek to see […]

Dragon Lover

Fire in His Blood by Ruby Dixon

March 22, 2020 by teresaelectro 3 Comments

I’m finally back at the book reviews just in time for Spring! Last year for Cannonball Read 11, I read Ruby Dixon’s Ice Planet Barbarians, which was a steamy hot tale of alien-human with a great mix of humor and heart. I discovered she has another set of books that involves DRAGONS!!! and picked up Fire in His Blood from the library. In the first book of the Fireblood Dragon series, we meet our main character Claudia in jail for scavenging outside the bounds of […]

“I am not all human women… you are what all women fear in this world”

March 9, 2017 by faintingviolet Leave a Comment

In my reading habits, I do not read too much fantasy. I have never been a fan of high fantasy, those works that are set in an alternate world. I struggled with The Hobbit for years before finally managing to get through the audio book last year, for example. I do better with “low” fantasy, stories set in the recognizable world which include magical or mythological elements, which is where books like Daughter of Smoke and Bone work much better for me. The Devourers, our […]

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