Woden’s Vengeance by Donovan Cook | Book Review
Woden’s Vengeance is an engaging and action-filled continuation of Octa’s story, set against the harsh and unpredictable backdrop of early England. The…
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Tribune and the Sword by Adam Lofthouse | Book Review
This was a fantastic continuation of the series and one I thoroughly enjoyed. Having read the first book (but not the second),…
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Treaty of Blood by Michael Jecks | Book Review
Treaty of Blood delivers a strong and engaging continuation of the series, packed with action, political intrigue, and the harsh realities of…
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Viking Conqueror by J. C. Duncan | Book Review
While this was my first experience with this series I am happy to say it worked well as a standalone. It is,…
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Binding Threads on Beamer Street by Sheila Riley | Book Review
This was my first time reading a book from the Beamer Street series, and I was pleasantly surprised by how easily I…
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Heartache on West India Dock Road by Renita D’Silva | Book Review
Set against the devastating backdrop of pre-war Germany and wartime London, this story weaves together loss, survival, and community in the face…
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Trying Times for the Mill Girls by Chrissie Walsh | Book Review
The Mill Girls of Locke’s Mill, Book Two drops readers into the next chapter of the Hardcastle–Lockwood family saga, and although I…
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The Little French Bookshop by Cecile Pivot | Book Review
I really wanted to love this book. As soon as I saw the premise—a bookshop owner starting a letter-writing workshop to bring…
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Woden’s Storm by Donovan Cook | Book Review
This is the first book I’ve read in this series, and while Woden’s Storm is technically the second installment, I found it…
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War Lord: Scourge of Rome by Adam Lofthouse | Book Review
This is the third and final installment in Adam Lofthouse’s series, and though it’s the only one I’ve read so far, I…
