Analysis
Family Matters in Blood Rites
Blood Rites does so many things right, but also does several things wrong. Don’t get me wrong, Jim Butcher’s writing in 2004...
Blood Rites does so many things right, but also does several things wrong. Don’t get me wrong, Jim Butcher’s writing in 2004...
Tortall and Other Lands fills in some of the gaps that Pierce left in her books. Published in 2011, Pierce...
On every single level Death Masks delivers. While I had an overall glowing review of the previous novel in Jim...
When I finished reading Mastiff for the first time, I regretted not reading Tamora Pierce’s Beka Cooper trilogy sooner. Published...
This one was slightly difficult for me to get through. Tamora Pierce’s Bloodhound seems like nothing more than a collection...
It had to happen sometime. I talked last book about how much Butcher had improved on his shaky start. Published...
I said in the first article of this series that Butcher admitted that the series really picked up pace around...
Terrier contains many firsts for Tamora Pierce. Published in 2006, it surprises the reader with the first person journal format. Previously...
Fool Moon works on a lot of different levels. It’s better written than the book that went before it. The...
Everything seeded in the last book comes to a head in Trickster’s Queen. The novel, published in 2004, brings this...
