Books by Cameron Jace
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review 1: I downloaded and read these short stories in a reasonably short space of time. While not brilliantly written, they were entertaining enough for me to download the other three prequels and both of the full novels that follow it. There are some very good ideas within these books an...
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review 1: This is a very hard review for me to write. I'm finding it hard to put into words my feelings on these novellas. I love takes on fairy tales so when the opportunity came to read these I grabbed them, and was excited to get started. The stories are good and well thought through an...
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review 1: Ohhh so here is the story of a suspected witch that is pregnant with Cinderella being told by Alice Grimm (is she Alice in Wonderland?) and there is Loki hmmm. So this is so different from the first prequel which btw i love. This is good but unlike the first one. If Bianca was pr...
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review 1: Ok this one was at least better than the last one....but damn! The lame can get a bit much after a while. When I started reading this one it sort of reminded me of a really long game of madlibs and I found myself wondering if someone didn't just write down a bunch of drunken ramb...
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review 1: This is a wonderfully dark spin on an already dark tale. It has all of the same characters, while it is imaginatively different from the iconic tale. The characters each have their own vibrant personalities, complete with some cameos from other Grimm tales (which are fascinating...
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review 1: I don't know the original story as I've never stumbled upon Moongirl, so I don't know where the twist was, but I still liked it all together, mostly the ending. Jack (With the beanstalk, yes) was funny as we've seen before, as he bargains with goblins. Moongirl is moon herself (i...
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review 1: It’s been quite a while since I visited the world of the Grimm Diaries and I must say I missed those goofy but lovable characters that Jace has brought to life in a whole new way! Happy Valentine’s Slay has so many elements and characters that it can be hard to keep up if you don...
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review 1: The second set of prequels gave more back story and wove the stories together a little more. Still a few grammatical errors, but again if you can get past that the stories are good. This group actually left you with more questions about what is going on. All of the stories are pu...
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review 1: First of all why would you publish a book, and then rerelease it in the most chopped up confusing way possible? I'm trying to buy in to the story line but it feels like a 'Scary Movie' type like at hunger games and current society. And what are the ranked on? It's not very specif...
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review 1: First being said, I really wanted to like these. Really, really wanted too. The stories are very well researched and woven together beautifully. It's the dialog, character development, and style that killed it for me. These are supposed to be diary entries and are not in any way...
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review 1: Just finished this book, and it's one of my all time favorite books! I have read a lot of books, and honestly, most of the time they are predicable at some point, but this one surprised me all the way through! It's a lot different from other books like this. The almost end of the...
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review 1: I am a huge fan of the Elizabeth Bathory history AND of the bloody Mary legend. Long story short: perfection.Now I do already know quite a lot about the Bathory history, so here the story (being a novella and therefore waaaaay too short) fell a bit short and it just felt kind of ...
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review 1: Blood Apples: The last story in this anthology of prequels is told by Prince Charming. While Charming isn't totally clueless, he's not the brightest crayon in the box, but really what more would you expect from someone enthralled by a monstrous beauty. This story details the orig...
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review 1: This prequel had a very confusing beginning, which didn’t particularly grab my interest although I was quite tired while reading so it’s either that or I found it really boring. It didn’t grab me enough to convince me to re-read it to find out if this was the case so I’ll just le...
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review 1: Prequel 11 – Children of Hamlin: I loved the Devil as the narrator. He was hilarious and I’m so glad Jace made the change from Ladle’s mom to him, great move. I found certain children just as grating on the nerves as the Devil did, which is saying something given how much he gets...