Newell has a distinctive style that will appeal to anyone who enjoys their fantasy all action and fast-paced.
About Craig Bookwyrm
Review: The Many Shades of Midnight by C.M. Debell
The Many Shades of Midnight is a solid standalone debut novel, with an important message at its heart – one that is directly linked to our own real world issues. If you’re looking for a standalone fantasy, with complex characters, told with a fresh new voice, then this is well worth your time.
Review: The Skin (Black Hind’s Wake #1) by J.E. Hannaford
The Skin is a very accomplished debut, that I have thought frequently about since finishing it. It’s a story that will get under your skin, and linger long in the memory afterwards… I can’t wait to get to the sequel.
Book Tour/Review: His Ragged Company (The Testimonies of Elias Faust #1) by Rance D. Denton
His Ragged Company is a wild ride into the old west, with a twist of magic, a hint of horror, a splash of sci-fi, and a whole lot of weird-ass goings on besides.
Review: The Fall Is All There Is (Four of Mercies #1) by C.M. Caplan
This book is fresh, inventive, quirky, instinctive, and witty. Set in a genre-bending world – think dystopian sci-fi, steampunk, weird west, with shades of grimdark political court intrigue – filled with some of the most unique and downright strange ideas I’ve read. Truly creative.
Review: Amarah (World of Linaria #3) by L.L. MacRae
This book and series is for all fans of epic fantasy that enjoy high adventure, mystery, dark magic, heists, pirates, dragons, and great storytelling.
Review: Third Front (Dalí Tamareia #3) by E. M. Hamill
Third Front is a fantastic conclusion to this trilogy, leaving some doors ajar which could mean a return for Dalí and her found family in future missions… I would read more from this universe and its characters in a heartbeat.
Review: Peacemaker (Dalí Tamareia #2) by E. M. Hamill
I thoroughly enjoyed returning on mission with Dalí in this book, so much so that I immediately started reading book three after fininshing the last chapter.
Book Tour/Review: The Last Ranger (Ranger of the Titan Wilds #1) by J.D.L. Rosell
The Last Ranger is a very strong entry into a new world and series. There is so much more that this world has to offer that is evident from this first offering. I’m really excited to see where this series will take us next. A brilliant start!
Review: Seraphina’s Lament (The Bloodlands #1) by Sarah Chorn
Emerging gods, human suffering, elemental magic, hauntingly beautiful, lyrical prose, dark themes, complex characters and relationships, mystery, conflict, politics, love, hate, death, fear, horror – hope? This book literally has it all.
Review: Spirits of Vengeance (Mortal Techniques #3) by Rob J. Hayes
The best of the bunch! Bigger in scope than its predecessors, Never Die and Pawn’s Gambit, Spirts of Vengeance takes all the best bits of what’s gone before and provides another epic story with a brilliant group of diverse characters.
Review: Angel Falling (Ambassador Azshael #1) by A.D. Landor
Angel Falling is a classic crime noir thriller, set within a dark fantasy universe, full of lore, supernatural magic, and horrific creatures.