Review:Naked Empire is the eighth novel in the Sword of Truth series, following The Pillars of Creation. In the preceding volume, agents of the Emperor Jagang have convinced two other children of Darken Rahl, Oba and Jennsen, that Richard is trying to kill them and smuggles them out of D'Hara to the Old World. During an assasination attempt by Oba, Richard discovers that his half-brother has no magic of his own and is not directly effected by magic. Jennsen is likewise without magic and indifferent ... Read more

Review:I truly enjoyed your novel it deleviered a plot to the games storyline which in turn made me even more curious to play the games to learn more about the infinity blade universe as the story thickens truly a wonderful novel. Read more

Review:This is another amazing book that continues the Infinity Blade series! This book takes place between the second and third game, and does not continue after the first book. The details of the story are gripping and give me such a new perspective on the game world of Infinity Blade. I think this book, as short as it is, deserves 5 stars. Read more

Review:God-Emperor Kairominas in 300 years has mastered everything in his world, well except weather but given another 50 years he’ll conquer that too. Now he has been informed by the powers that be that he must procreate. You’re probably thinking ‘hey if he is a God-Emperor who are these powers that be that can tell a God Emperor what to do’. Hahaha that is little twist #1 Kairominas lives in a simulated world (that isn't the whole twist you'll need to read it for that information).

After 300 y... Read more

Review:This was an excellent set of science fiction short stories from the past. I came back to science fiction after a 40+ year hiatus, and the stories were as wonderful and full of enchantment as I remembered. I recommend the book for the thought provoking ideas and for the link to the present day world. The themes of the stories and the problems of the world do not change. Read more

Review:Good read but the chapters do not flow like I would have expected - could have done with better editing in parts, often things were explained again although the topic was introduced and explained earlier, just broke the experience. Well worth it though - I am a little OCD. Read more

Review:I usually don' t read romance novels, but when I do I expect a good story to go with it. This book did not give me that. It is maybe 100pages long and took me about 30 min to read. The content was lacking and I was disappointed since this could have been a good book. Read more

Review:I waited patiently for Breathe, and it was published while I was on vacation for 2 weeks, so it was kind of impossible to devote my attention to it with a house full of kids and family, but boy oh boy, was it worth the wait. Her books are always full of emotion, REAL emotions, drawn out characters with amazing depth. I can relate to most of her relationship issues, and I especially related to FAye's "holding out for a hero." Love is patient, and Kristen painted that picture vividly. I always fee... Read more

Review:Generally, I love the "in death" series, because of Eve and Roarke. I liked this book, but I thought it was so sad when Eve was suspended from duty and had to turn her weapon and badge. But she did not give up. She is a strong woman and I love strong women, because they show real women that they can be just as strong, yet vulnerable. Read more

Review:The economics of supply and demand, had Mt. Zeus been successfully repositioned to the proximity of Earth, would have effectively lowered its intrinsic value to little more than that of purified water. Read more