![I don’t read a lot of science fiction, but I kept hearing a lot of good things about Binti… This read followed a disappointing tale by another award-winning novelist. Much to my delight, Binti was well worth the time. [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i0.wp.com/www.robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/BookReview-Binti_Nnedi-Okorafor_ft.jpg?resize=720%2C380&ssl=1)
I don’t read a lot of science fiction, but I kept hearing a lot of good things about Binti… This read followed a disappointing tale by another award-winning novelist. Much to my delight, Binti was well worth the time.
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Book Review: The Fifth Doll, by Charlie N. Holmberg
“The Fifth Doll,” by Charlie N. Holmberg, is full of flavor, harrowing experiences, and … maybe a little horror. Don’t miss it!
![“Until All Curses Are Lifted,” by Tim Frankovich, is an engrossing adventure by an author with a fine creative talent and an entertaining storytelling style. Can a cursed boy lift all curses? [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i0.wp.com/www.robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/BookReview-UntilAllCursesAreLifted_TimFrankovich_ft.jpg?resize=720%2C380&ssl=1)
Book Review: Until All Curses Are Lifted, by Tim Frankovich
“Until All Curses Are Lifted,” by Tim Frankovich, is an engrossing adventure by an author with a fine creative talent and an entertaining storytelling style. Can a cursed boy lift all curses?
Book Review: The Heart of What Was Lost, by Tad Williams
“The Heart of What Was Lost,” by Tad Williams, transports us back to the world of Osten Ard—and a fresh perspective on the country’s greatest enemies…
![“The Queen’s Poisoner,” by Jeff Wheeler, is a quick, fun read with unexpected depth. No cardboard characters. Plenty of moral dilemmas and consequences. [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i0.wp.com/www.robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/BookReview-TheQueensPoisoner_JeffWheeler_ft.jpg?resize=720%2C380&ssl=1)
Book Review: The Queen’s Poisoner, by Jeff Wheeler
“The Queen’s Poisoner,” by Jeff Wheeler, is a quick, fun read with unexpected depth. No cardboard characters. Plenty of moral dilemmas and consequences.
![“Six of Crows,” by Leigh Bardugo, is one of those rare books that keeps you turning pages. Rich and dark, the story is full of moral dilemmas, magic, and clever twists. [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i0.wp.com/www.robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/BookReview-SixOfCrows_LeighBardugo_ft.jpg?resize=720%2C380&ssl=1)
Book Review: Six of Crows, by Leigh Bardugo
“Six of Crows” is one of those rare books that keeps you turning pages. Rich and dark, the story is full of moral dilemmas, magic, and clever twists.
Book Review: Myths and Mortals, by Charlie N. Holmberg
“Myths and Mortals” picks up where the previous book left off, only the opposition has his eye on a new, dangerous target.
Book Review: Dragon Draught, by Kristie Kiessling
I need to tell you about Dragon Draught, by Kristie Kiessling. Kristie is my fantastic writing partner, plotting accomplice, first reader, and one-woman cheering squad. What you many not realize is that she is also an amazing writer.
Book Review: Nightrage Rising, by P.S. Broaddus
I just read Nightrage Rising (The Unseen Chronicles Book 2), and wow, what a great adventure! I’m not just saying that because author P.S. Broaddus is a member of A Drift of Quills, either. He’s a darned good writer.
A Drift of Quills: Books We Love #8
A Drift of Quills adheres firmly to the adage that you can never have (or read) too many books. “I add ‘Read Books’ to my to-do list every day so I know I’ll get at least one thing done.” Here we are again, reading and sharing our finds in another installment of Books We Love… This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase something through one of those links it won’t cost you a cent, but I’ll get a small affiliate commission, which helps keep my computer running. Thanks! I really love chatting with my readers, and in […]