This entry is part 81 of 81 in the series Reviews
When I sat down to play Kingdoms of Keshanar at Ret-Con in February, I expected another solid indie campaign setting—engaging, creative, but somewhat familiar.
This entry is part 68 of 81 in the series Reviews
Not too long ago I wrote a review for C. P. Bialois’s The Winter Creek Beast and now I am proud to present the cover for the latest book in the series, The Winter Creek Hunter. If you haven’t read the first […]
This entry is part 67 of 81 in the series Reviews
War is an ugly business. There is conflict from the top to the bottom, between enemies and allies alike, and it is hard to survive the matter. But survival comes in many forms. For some it is enough to live, to see […]
This entry is part 66 of 81 in the series Reviews
It’s not too unusual for a hiker to go missing in the woods around Winter Creek, but when a local celebrity famous for his big game hunting turns up dead, the apparent victim of a bear attack, Sheriff Jay Lightfeather can’t help […]
This entry is part 64 of 81 in the series Reviews
What’s a demon to do? When Cain’s master sends him across the country on an impossible mission to convince a girl to fall in love with his eldest son, the demon has no choice but to go. Before long Cain finds himself […]
This entry is part 57 of 81 in the series Reviews
I’m very excited about today’s stop on the Apocalypse in the Balance Blog Tour. AJ Beamish of The Dead Console fame has posted a Quick and Dirty Book Review of Apocalypse in the Balance, and his post is an excellent read if […]
This entry is part 56 of 81 in the series Reviews
In the dream, she was in a dark place. She was with a man, tall, like Jack, with dark hair. The man left her for a time, and other rough men surrounded her where she sat. It was confusing; they began touching […]
This entry is part 54 of 81 in the series Reviews
Alliances form and break as new discoveries are made and old loves rekindled. In The Dagger of Adendigaeth, the characters from the book Cephrael’s Hand plunge THE GOOD This book, much like the last, is very well written. The world is fantastic, […]
This entry is part 53 of 81 in the series Reviews
When the lights go out in America and civilization falls apart, a small group of teenagers living in a cabin in the woods must find a way to fend for themselves. Finding food and water is hard enough, but when their closest […]
This entry is part 52 of 81 in the series Reviews
Making the right decision seems like an easy thing to any person observing from the outside. There is distance between them and the events taking place. They have a view devoid of the passion of the moment, they see what has happened, […]