1/100 – The White Hare by Michael Fishwick
“Finely tuned prose, a rich sense of place, magical folklore elements, multidimensional characters, and a well-paced plot create a suspenseful contemporary tale...
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Book reviews
The Names of the Dead by Kevin Wignall
The question that lingers, and one that is very relevant for today, is whether people trained to excel in war and counter-terrorism are "monsters" or just have ...
2019 Books in Review: The Neddiad
Picked this up at a library sale and read it immediately. Good clean fun adventure with interesting characters and a sense of humor. Just what I needed for some...
2019 Books in Review: The Girl Who Drank the Moon
School Library Journal: "The swiftly paced, highly imaginative plot draws a myriad of threads together to form a web of characters, magic, and integrated lives....
On Desperate Ground: The Epic Story of Chosin Reservoir–the Greatest Battle of the Korean War by Hampton Sides
The Korean War – one of the most brutal wars regarding the extreme cold in which it was fought and the massive numbers of enemy soldiers thrown against Am...
The Horseman’s Song by Ben Pastor
The Horseman’s Song by Ben Pastor is another installment in the mystery series of Wehrmacht Officer Martin von Bora–this book is a prequel to the fo...