Book reviews for genres: Fantasy, Children's Fiction, Sci Fi, Mystery, Thrillers, and YA
By Andrew Knighton
Published on: August 12, 2014
A steam punk world where machines and wealth are seemingly the most important thing. A world where industry rules supreme.
Continue reading “Mud and Brass – Steampunk Short Story”Roanoke Desperados Book 1 by Anna Bowman
Published on: July 17, 2019
I feel like I’ve been pretty lucky on my recent steampunk finds. Black Recluse by Anna Bowman offers adventure and danger in multiple locations, a bit of mystery, and an air ship crew you feel at home with, but who also all seem all have their own secrets to keep.
Continue reading “Black Recluse – Book Review”By Trevor A. Dutcher
Published on: June 15, 2019
If you’ve ever seen the Wacky Races by Hanna-Barbera, then you might have a little idea of what one leg of the race Michael McGillicuddy experiences is like. This steampunk book has a little of everything: heroes, heroines, villains, back-stabbers, fun gadgets, puzzles, and more.
Continue reading “Michael McGillicuddy and the Most Amazing Race – Book Review”by Gail Z. Martin and Larry N. Martin
Published on: February 23, 2018
Storm & Fury is a collection of short stories and novellas that really show how much fun the Steampunk genre can be. If you have been wanting to dip your feet into this genre these short stories may be a good way to start.
Continue reading “Storm & Fury: A Storm & Fury Adventures Collection”The Cinder Spires #1 by Jim Butcher
Audio Book Review: I loved listening to this on audio. Euan Morton did a fantastic job, especially in regards in regards to how he read the cat parts. When he read their dialogue, I could “feel” the cat’s overall indifference and disdain and sounded exactly what my mind thought a cat should sound like.
by R.A. McCandless
Published on May 7, 2019
In the Clockwork Detective, we see Constable Aubrey temporarily assigned to the town of Aqualinne to help investigate the murder of a young druid that has recently occurred. While there she meets Constable Sterben and the two work together to help solve the case, which takes them into the nearby village of Sankt Andra and later into Fae territory.
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