Supernatural Meets Breaking Bad
A Name in the Dark by G.S. Fortis, a Review Pros: Action packed plot. Vivid, cinematic prose. Characters with emotional […]
A Name in the Dark by G.S. Fortis, a Review Pros: Action packed plot. Vivid, cinematic prose. Characters with emotional […]
Poetic Post-Apocalypse Amongst the Palmettos In R.L. Jackson’s novel, The Ages of Entanglement, Samson, an aged man, strives to protect
Harmony Lost received its first review today! Thank you Kari for reading and reviewing and for your kind words.
Pros: Action packed plot. Vivid, cinematic prose. Possible Cons: High graphic index (violence). Low to medium graphic index (sex) but
iROMANCE When mild mannered accountant Otis receives a stray text from an old friend, he’s pulled into a world of
Pros: Masterful descriptions and characterisations. Haunting language. Possible Cons: Open-ended story telling. This book is horror (various unpleasantries occur). Whilst
If light science fiction/fantasy with a dash of humor and romance is “your thing,” you might enjoy Harmony Lost.
Pros: Very funny, priceless witticisms. Possible Cons: Only for those ready to suspend disbelief from a flagpole. Valuable Lesson: Don’t
Pros: Intricately imagined world. Timely themes. Much wisdom. Possible Cons: Suspension of disbelief mandatory. Many informational passages, characters and indefinite
(You can’t melt a frozen heart with anger) Pros: Lovely prose. Fabulous world building. Engaging plot with mystery, peril and