Ship of Destiny (Liveship Traders #3) by Robin Hobb

I reviewed the last two books of this series as well as the Farseer trilogy, do check out my previous reviews to get a clearer picture of what I think of the author on the whole.      It was a breathtaking finish to the series that I enjoyed even more than the last( not…

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Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes & Nocturnes (The Sandman #1) by Neil Gaiman

Illustrators :Malcolm Jones III,Mike Dringenberg, Sam Kieth This is definitely not my usual fare( so people who are more involved with this series will probably have to pardon my naiviety when it comes to reviewing it) but when I saw it a little while ago as available on KU, I had to give it a shot. There…

The Dream Thieves (The Raven Cycle #2) by Maggie Stiefvater

I reviewed the previous book here and I think  I finally got the hang of what this story actually is about. If you are thinking that is seems a  little absurd to like something while claiming to not know what it is about, I can explain. If you look at my review of the first book you would…

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

This is probably an unpopular opinion considering the glowing reviews that this book repeatedly receives on some blog or the other. The cover and the idea is beautiful, and when I started reading it I realised I must have read it in the past. I recognised parts and knew the route the story would take…

Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden

There is a story behind my finally getting my hands on the series and if you bear with me I will try to be as concise as possible (not too concise since that might be boring). I first noticed the second book of the series when I started blogging, it was an advance copy I…

The Mad Ship by Robin Hobb

The previous books I reviewed by the author are as usual linked to the covers below. The review show how I happened to start reading the author's books and where I am at in terms of emotional commitment before you venture onto this review. I did enjoy writing the review of the first book in…

Changeling (Sorcery and Society #1) by Molly Harper

There are days when you cannot find the right book to settle down with, it is never the books fault-just the day's. Further perusals of the books rejected on such days at a later time usually indicates a decent book if not a hidden gem. Today was one of those days. I had the time…

Strange The Dreamer by Laini Taylor

You have to have been living under a rock, to not have heard about the book before. I probably was and this floated into my view and came into focus only when the second book of the duology was released and everyone was singing its praises. I was still hesitant, I have been taking tentative…