Sarah Rose’s For all the Tea in China
China controlled the tea and Britain controlled the opium, but everything changes with time and planning.
Category: Reviews
Book Review – The Secret Lake
Karen Inglis’s The Secret Lake
Discovering a rowboat’s buried hull in a garden, two siblings embark on an adventure they still hardly believe.
Book Review – Azriel
Lee James’s Azriel (Watchmen Saga #1)
Bree was a bodyguard to the king, now, haunted by a rash promise, she keeps her own company.
Book Review – Junji Ito’s Cat Diary: Yon & Mu
Junju Ito’s Junji Ito’s Cat Diary: Yon & Mu
A dog person suddenly living with two cats – what could possibly go wrong?
Book Review – I’m Not My Father
Damian Myron’s I’m Not My Father
Cal’s life goal is to not end up like his father, a determination that remains even after his reality is upended.
Book Review – Age of Empyre
Michael J. Sullivan’s Age of Empyre (The Legends of the First Empire #6)
They died, now they need to come back – the very fate of mankind depends on it.
Book Review – Age of Death
Michael J. Sullivan’s Age of Death (The Legends of the First Empire #5)
With fear and unwavering faith, Tressa led them into the underworld; with great hesitancy they had followed.
Book Review – The Complete Guide to No-Dig Gardening
Charlie Nardozzi’s The Complete Guide to No-Dig Gardening
Growing a garden that requires less weeding is easier than it sounds.
Book Review – Home Truths
Mark McGinn’s Home Truths
The aftermath of a cop being arrested and then jumping bail, makes a year of aftershocks from a devastating earthquake seem easy.
Book Review – Attributes of God
She Reads Truth/ He Reads Truth’s Attributes of God
God; the Alpha and Omega, Beginning and End; so infinite and all-encompassing. How can we even begin to understand Him?