As I’ve said time and time again, author Rachel Aaron is one of my favorites. She’s on my very short list of authors that I pre-order books for and is always the one I turn to when I need a fun read, as her books never fail to serve as pick-me-up. Despite how much I love the author’s work, I was a little hesitant to pick up The Last Stand […]
Night Shift Dragons was a much more enjoyable return to the DFZ than its predecessor Part-Time Gods. Unlike the last book, Night Shift Dragons did not want to make me strangle the heroine the entire time. In this novel, Opal Yong-ae, daughter of the Dragon of Korea, the Great Yong, is finally putting aside her pettiness and inner-spoiled-rich-kid and making amends, at last, with her father. The only problem is […]
It pains me to say this, but I think Part-Time Gods is one of my least favorite novels written by Rachel Aaron. Don’t get me wrong, Part-Time Gods had plenty of great stuff, the characterization of the god of the Detroit-Free Zone, a swoon-worthy main love interest, interesting magical systems, and returns of familiar favorite characters from Nice Dragons Finish Last. So why did I dislike Part-Time Gods so much? […]
Whenever I’m feeling down or under the weather, Rachel Aaron’s books are a magically fun pick me up. So when I was sick yet again, I turned to her latest novel, Minimum Wage Magic, a standalone based in the same world as The Heartstrikers series. I was more than happy to revisit the DFZ, or the Detroit Free Zone, a place where everything is legal, people have cyber upgrades and […]
Last Dragon Standing was supposed to be my fun read in between ARCs, but I was sorely disappointed. I love this series so much and it hurts me to give it such a low rating, but I barely got through this book, and even avoided picking it up. As much as I love and am invested in the characters and their world, there was just SO MUCH EXPLAINING that I […]