
An Intricate World To Sink Into: The Garden of Stones by Mark T. Barnes
Somebody turned the worldbuilding up to eleven.
Somebody turned the worldbuilding up to eleven.
Alas, not every book can click with every reader.
Space-travel built around trade-routes for alien glass!
I couldn’t put it down for a second, and I did not want to.
I wanted to love this so badly, but I just didn’t.
An original take on shapeshifters in Urban Fantasy, and hopefully the start of a series, because I want a sequel, damn it!
Massively underwhelming.
It’s hard to write about books everyone’s talking about: what is there to add to the conversation? Nonetheless, a few comments…
“Impossible is a word for yesterday, not tomorrow.”
This was my read for the Justice square of the TarotBLM Reading Bingo! I turned the final page of this book and was left with the feeling that I needed to reread it immediately. Because I think the reason this didn’t wow me might well have been that I just wasn’t in the right headspace […]