Book ReviewsCL-Wilson / Epic / Fantasy Romance / fated mates6 Comments
Dear Ms. Wilson: This is a tough book to review because it is the fifth book in an epic romance fantasy story and this story brings to conclusion plot arcs that began in book 1. For that reason, the measure by which I have judged this book is how satisfying ... more >
CoversCL-Wilson / coverfail / Robin Owens23 Comments
I love CL Wilson and thoughtCrown of Crystal Flame was a grand conclusion to her epic Tairen Soul series but as a friend of mine said, “What is Bronson Pinchot doing on the cover?” I’ve never read Robin Owens but I have friends who are fans, ardent fans, of her ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book ReviewsCL-Wilson / Fantasy Romance / High Fantasy / soulmates54 Comments
Notes: It is impossible for me to write this review without giving spoilers for the series so if you just want to enter the contest, skip to the comments and tell me your favorite soul mate story. We are giving away five copies of this book (and by we, I ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book ReviewsCL-Wilson / High Fantasy / Magic / shapeshifters18 Comments
Dear Ms. Wilson: I’ll admit to being a little foolish. Ok, maybe more than a little. After finishing Lady of Light and Shadows and closing the book with a contented sigh, I thought to myself: “What could she possibly do next? Where could she go from here? How could this ... more >
Publishing NewsCL-Wilson15 Comments
CL Wilson, author of the NY Times bestselling high fantasy romance series, Tairen Soul, writes about winged shape shifting cats. Her latest book, King of Sword and Sky, is due out September 30. According to a news report, a winged cat has been found in China. Apparently, the wings developed ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsCL-Wilson / Epic / Fantasy Romance / good worldbuilding / Magic / shapeshifters28 Comments
Dear Ms. Wilson, Lord of the Fading Lands first came to my attention when my blogging partner, Jane, sent all her co-bloggers an excited email after reading an ARC of the book back in the summertime. Soon afterward, Jane blogged about the book and since then, others have fallen in ... more >