At the heart of ‘The Tainted Khan’ lies a fascinating political landscape and an epic character journey, but the descriptive writing style makes the pacing uneven.
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MIDWINTER MURDER by Agatha Christie
‘Midwinter Murder’ presents twelve entertaining winter-themed mysteries that left me wanting even more of Agatha Christie’s brilliant storytelling.
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DEATH OF THE AUTHOR by Nnedi Okorafor
‘Death of the Author’ mixes two interesting storylines, but they felt disconnected, and I wasn’t deeply invested in either.
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THE LOTUS EMPIRE by Tasha Suri
‘The Lotus Empire’ brings this series to a satisfying close, but the overwhelming romantic angst made it hard to stay fully engaged.
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THE WILL OF THE MANY by James Islington
It’s not often that a book lives up to its hype, but ‘The Will of the Many’ defied the odds and was completely captivating from start to finish!
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A DROP OF CORRUPTION by Robert Jackson Bennett
With its delightful detective-sidekick duo, rich fantasy world, and another gripping murder mystery, ‘A Drop of Corruption’ lived up to the high expectations set by the previous book.
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ROGUE PROTOCOL by Martha Wells
‘Rogue Protocol’ had some entertaining moments but lacked the depth and momentum of the previous books in the series.
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THE ROSE BARGAIN by Sasha Peyton Smith
‘The Rose Bargain’ was an entertaining read, but I wished for a grittier take on the storyline and less romantic angst.
