Tag Archives: fantasy

Wayfarer–the birth of a superhero

Posted on September 17, 2018 by Linda W. Yezak

Katie has a new one!!! And for KM Weiland fans everywhere, it’s about time. Katie takes time with her work, going over it with such a fine-toothed comb that by the time she sends it to me, there’s nothing more … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading, Reviews of exceptional books | Tagged adventure, England, fantasy, fiction, KM Weiland, KM Wyland, London, superhero, Wayfarer | 2 Comments

Review of Storming, by K.M. Weiland

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Linda W. Yezak

Uh-oh, punkers, steam isn’t the power-source anymore. Make room for diesel! Have you ever had a reading experience in which you could just tell the author had a blast writing it for you? Where, when you put the book down for … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Reading, Reviews of exceptional books | Tagged 1920s, adventure, biplane, Dieselpunk, fantasy, KM Weiland, Storming | 4 Comments

Mardan’s Mark: a review

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Linda W. Yezak

Kathrese McKee wrote a doozy of a YA epic adventure, full of action, danger, and daring. Srilani, oldest daughter of the king and trained in all kingly ways, and her sisters and brother, heir to the throne, are captured by … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading, Reviews of exceptional books | Tagged adventure, Epic, fantasy, Kathrese McKee, Mardan's Mark, Young Adult | Leave a comment

Introducing Dragonbride, by Raani York!

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Linda W. Yezak

Dragonbride (The Dragon Chronicles, Book #1) Shalima, “Daughter of the Light”, was born under special circumstances. She was raised by her aunts instead of her mother because she needed to be prepared to fulfill the prophecies of the Old Scriptures, … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Guest Posts, Misc., Promotion/Publicity/Marketing | Tagged Dragonbride, fantasy, fiction, Raani York, Smashwords | 2 Comments

Jane Lebak: “‘Scary’ and ‘terrifying’ are subtly different”

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Linda W. Yezak

It’s easy to come up with the most horrifying passage I’ve ever read, but I had to think a bit before coming up with “terrifying.” I’m not easily scared, but scary and terrifying are subtly different in that the terror … Continue reading →