Tome Thursday: Coward's Truth

 

Hello everyone!

 

Once more, I bring you a goodie from BookSirens.

 

Honestly, that's probably my favourite place to grab new books from nowadays, I'll admit as much. It's really a fantastic site, and the exchange of free ARC and review works really well if anyone asks me.

 

So tonight we take a look in something that's not too far out of my comfort zone.

 

It's got rulers, kingdoms, politics, gods, assassins, and space warriors for some reason.

 

This last one is probably the most confusing of them all!

 

The author, Christan Warren Freed, served in the military for over twenty years if I remember the biography information correctly, so each of his published stories features some aspect of that. This one's no exception either.

 

As it's the first book in what's going to be a series, naturally it's a set-up and the possibilities of explanation become larger the more you dig deeper, but you'll have to decide for yourself if this kind of story if for you!

Coward's Truth, a novel of the Heart Eternal, is up.

Tome Thursday: The Last Erdane

Hello everyone!

For book choice this week, I'm once again going with one I picked up from BookSirens.

I know, I know, I probably keep harping about this site a lot on the blog, but honestly, it's just so fantastic. You have ARCs (or published copies) of books from pretty much any and all genres, and you can ask for them and you get them FOR FREE, the only thing you have to do in return is read the book and write an honest review.

I think I've picked up a bunch of books from them so far and 3/4 of them have been absolutely fantastic.

Of course you'll occasionally run into one or two that, as any other reader, you might not like quite so much, and that's fine! That's also a review to leave; I try to finish every single book because it gives them feedback and also ... I don't like not finishing books. It has to be a really, REALLY bad book for me not to finish it.

ANYWAY.

I went a bit off the beaten path and took the road less travelled by, so to speak, because I picked up something Star Wars-related in the sense the plot was fairly similar in a way. A galaxy, planets connected in some sort of regime, rebellions ... read all that, and more, in The Last Erdane!