That sound you just heard was my jaw dropping.
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Including a memorable cast of characters that form a society of various supernatural beings, Stephanie Griffin’s Kingdom of Salem is an engrossing dark fantasy tale. By combining elements of many classics of the fantasy and horror genres, Griffin has created an engrossing read that relies heavily on the dialogue of the individuals who are searching for answers in her novel. Elements of family feuds and friendship rivalries litter the pages, as the narrative barrels towards its riveting conclusion.
A fast-paced read that is both original in the terms of its mythology and realistic in the wants and desires of its characters, Kingdom of Salem is sure to put a spell on you.
Gee, thanks for telling us how great it is. Maybe you could also tell us what it’s about?
Most of this author’s covers are merely unimpressive, but every once in a while, when the stars align…
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In the not-so distant future, most people live in the nameless cities of a globalized world in the safety of artificial atmosphere domes…
Wait, what?
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Then There Were Nun (Nun of Your Business Mysteries Book 1)
Clip art: What can’t it do?
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THE GREAT BELZONI AND THE GAIT OF ANUBIS: 2020 Expanded Edition
Here we have one of the few instances in which Papyrus font would be thematically appropriate, and…
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Rearranging Change : How You Market to an Ever-Changing World
Sure, I’d trust this book to advise me on my brand.
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Son of the Keeper: Book 1: Principles of Magic
There are ways to use public domain artwork well. This is not one of them.
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