Book Reviews
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Fantasy
Antiquitas Lost by Robert Louis Smith
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Kirkus Reviewed •
Kirkus Reviews •
Oct 04, 2011
A young boy discovers his special powers when he accidentally stumbles into a magical realm on the brink of war; a war he must help resolve. Read On
Fezariu’s Epiphany
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Homepage Sub •
IR Staff •
Jun 27, 2011
Bruised by a rough childhood, a young man joins up with a legendary band of mercenaries and begins an exciting new life. Read On
Blood for Love
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Homepage Sub, eBooks •
Amy Edelman •
Jun 22, 2011
The imaginary planet called D’ot is not a happy place. It is “peopled” with creatures who have evolved into reptilian humanoids. They are violent and sadistic and lack the basic compassion that is crucial in any society. Read On
To Kill a Warlock
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Paranormal, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 25, 2011
Though there’s plenty of sex and violence in this murderous tale there’s also just the right amount of humor and fairy dust sprinkled throughout. Read On
The Vision: Green Stone of Healing Series, Book One
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Romance, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 02, 2011
The Vision centers around political struggles in a fictional country/region, centered largely around the main character, whose questionable parentage turns out to be extremely significant and dangerous for most of the characters concerned. It’s a fantasy setting with very little magic, although there is some indication that there will be more supernatural plot points later in the sequels. Read On
Kandide and the Secret of the Mists, The Calabiyau Chronicles, Book 1
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Kids, Young Adult •
IR Staff •
Feb 28, 2011
Perfect for the 8-12 year old set, the book tells the story of Kandide, a spoiled nineteen year old fairy. Read On
Twilight People
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Short Stories •
IR Staff •
Feb 22, 2011
Joe Del Priore’s Twilight People is a collection of forty flash fiction stories that suggest what you would have gotten if Michael Palin and Rod Serling had worked together. The spontaneity of Del Priore’s quick wit makes these pieces spark and crackle. Read On
Alexander and the Moon: A Storybook
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Kids, Young Adult •
IR Staff •
Feb 09, 2011
Alexander and the Moon is a storybook written in the throes of chemotherapy by pediatric cancer survivor Max Ritvo and is illustrated by undergraduates at Yale University, who received funding for the project from the prestigious Louis Sudler Art Grant. Read On
Kandide and the Secret of the Mists, The Calabiyau Chronicles, Book 1
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult •
IR Staff •
Perfect for the 8-12 year old set, the book tells the story of Kandide, whose perfect childhood is ruined when her wing is injured and she is segregated with the rest of the Imperfect fairies. Read On
