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Mortalis by R. A. Salvatore is the fourth book in the Demonwars Saga and is the stand-alone novel that connects the first demonwars trilogy and the second demonwars trilogy. It tells the story of how the various characters handles the resurgence of the rosy plague. Jilseponie and her refusal to accept the fact that the…
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As you may have noticed, I have a bit of a fondness for children’s literature. Today’s book is an excellent piece of children’s literature but it is also a bit of a classic in the genre. I am talking about The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander. Now I am not sure how many of…
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We are now finished with April which means that it is time to discuss my monthly reading review. In April I managed to read 22 books overall which brings my yearly total to 81 books in 2025 so far. This also means that I once again hit my monthly goal of 20 books and am…
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Have you ever accidentally stumbled across your idea of heaven when reading a book? I kind of think I did when I found The Library of the Unwritten by A. J. Hackwith. It is the first book in theHell’s Library series and boy was it a doozy. The book opens with Claire, the librarian for…
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Have you ever woken up one day only to discover that your entire life is now a lie? In The Art Of Prophecy by Wesley Chu, book one of the War Arts Saga, that seems to be exactly what is happening. Laishi, an older retired war arts master, has been sent to evaluate the skills…
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This time around I am returning to a series by one of my favorite authors with the book Pegasus In Flight, the second book in The Talents Series by Anne McCaffrey. The first book covered the first two generations of people who started and expanded the institute for people with parapsychic abilities. This book covers…
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This time around I want to go over one of the more intriguing kids series that I have come across. I know many of you have probably already heard of it but I still want to discuss the first book today. The book in question is Artemis Fowl and the series is also named Artemis…
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A comedy of errors is the best way to describe this book. The Little Old Lady Who Broke All The Rules is the first book in The League of Pensioners byCatharina Ingelman-Sundberg. It opens on Martha, an elderly lady who is approaching eighty years and lives in a retirement facility called Diamond House with her…
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This next book is one that you have probably already heard of and may have even read already. I know it is both popular and controversial. However, neither of those are why I read it. Ever since I was a teenager I’ve been working my way through this list, “500 books every teen should read”…
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This book is one that is technically a continuation of a series that I had previously thought only had three books and I had finished. It turns out that Dragons of Summer Flame is the fourth book in the Dragonlance Chronicles by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. However, it does not pick up after the…
The Draconic Bibliophile
