Books by Gail Z. Martin
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review 1: I really liked the narrator, Cassidy's voice as well as all of the stories behind the haunted objects. Considering that this book originally started as a series of short stories, I think the author wove them together incredibly well. The plot smoothly flowed from one story to ano...
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review 1: Simply couldn't keep reading, I only got through the first 50 pages. The writing style really put me off, and I had no idea who anyone was, not to mention it was very hard to understand the characters as people because exactly what they felt of their personality was not really to...
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review 1: Ignoring the multiple grammatical errors throughout the book, the story was rather bland and drawn out. The 564 or so pages could have been condensed into roughly 250 with a faster pace and it would have been more enjoyable to read. I slogged through it on a recommendation of s...
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review 1: Really enjoyed this book the series is getting stronger by the page. Enjoying the insight into the characters and their emotions. Intrigue is at every turn and it was a page turned for me. Jonmarc is a stand out character and has been amazingly developed through out the book. A d...
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review 1: I very much enjoyed the fourth installment in this excellent series. I think of the four, not my favourite one, but enough magic, wars, vampires, werewolves, intrigue, etc to make it a great book to draw things to a calm point in the lives of Tris, Kiara and the others in the Wi...
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review 1: This book is the last of the "Chronicles of the Necromancer" series. It ends the Fallen Kings Cycle storyline. It ties up some loose ends, and opens up the possibility of future books dealing with the children of the main characters. I particularly enjoyed the Aidane and Kolin st...
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review 1: So basically, Gail's books in her Chronicles of the Necromancer continuity can be grouped into two separate duologies. A duology of duologies if you will. I have unfortunately at this time not read The Summoner, but I read the Blood King because the premise intrigued me and I d...
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review 1: This was another solid read for me. As always Martin delivers not only on the battlefield, but in her descriptions of the magic used throughout the story. I loved reading about the Dread and Tris's journey to the Nether. I also found new characters to fall in love with in this in...