Book three of the Princess Vigilante series sees Brynna finally deal with one of the side-villains… but still leaves a lot to deal with to wrap the series in book four.
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3/2022 Summary
While March isn’t completely over just yet, I feel I can do some wrap-up for the month already.
Continue readingBook review: The Veil of Ashes
The City of Veils was a pleasant surprise for a detour from my usual reading tastes. The second book in the series, The Veil of Ashes, was just as enjoyable.
Continue reading2/2022 Hiking retrospective
At the start of 2022, I hoped I’ll get a bit more winter outdoors time. February made me act on it. Details (and photos) inbound!
Continue readingBook review: The City of Veils
After dropping The Rogue Elf series at book two, I moved on to something else. The City of Veils promised a book that should be lighter in nature – a princess-turned-vigilante is to become a queen. Well, it was a fun read for sure.
Continue reading2/2022 Summary
As with the January summary, I’m continuing the trend of being more general in nature, focusing on all my hobbies and some personal things in one post. So, what was my February like?
Continue readingBook review: Seer of the Lost Sands
After a short break, I read book two of The Rogue Elf series by J.T. Williams. It mostly had the same pros and cons as the first book – and so my rating stays mostly similar.
Continue reading1/2022 Hiking look back
Despite the often-gloomy weather, January had seen me spend a fair bit of time outdoors. Let’s have a look.
Continue reading1/2022 Summary
It’s quite late, but here comes my January summary. It won!t be only focused on writing, for once, though I have yet to decide whether that’s a temporary approach or not.
Continue readingBook review: Half-bloods Rising
Back to fantasy! My next read was J.T. William’s book Half-Bloods Rising – the first book of The Rogue Elf series, though it’s a part of a larger story.
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