Books by Karen Miller
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review 1: This is the first Star Wars novel I've ever read (well, this and the novelization of AotC which I read when I was a kid) so I have no grounds for comparison, but I really enjoyed it. It's a little daunting how much extended universe books there are, but since I grew up with the p...
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review 1: Another excellent Part 1 by one of my favorite authors! I always get so caught up in her stories, I actually find myself speaking in the same manner as the main characters. For instance, I referred to the guy w who cut me of the other day as a "poxy little shit" and found mysel...
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review 1: Others have written reviews enough, so there is no point in repeating words.My only lament about this book is that I wish we found out more about the epilogue. I want to know what happened to the Olken, the Doranen, and the other kingdoms in twenty+ years. Perhaps the author is p...
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review 1: "The Prodigal Mage" is new series by Karen Miller based on a previous popular Kingmaker, Kingbreaker series. The characters carry over as we get to see what happens after the triumph over Morg. Asher is still the stoic hero and he now has a family. We see the Olken have a happy l...
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review 1: Enjoyed the conclusion to this series. The ending was predictable but I still enjoyed it.
review 2: Karen Miller's fantasy is high on my list of favorites. This book concludes the second duology.
review 2: Karen Miller's fantasy is high on my list of favorites. This book concludes the second duology.
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review 1: I was really looking forward to this book, since I had read several of the authors other books, both under her own name and her pen name, K. E. Mills. She always struck me as an author who had a great grasp of making vivid, realistic characters you could sympathize with, even the...
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review 1: I'm one of those people that tends to push something out of my head if I don't actively need it. This habit can be a b*tch sometimes.I honestly don't remember any specifics about why I couldn't read any more of this tome, at well over 1,000 pages. I mean, I read over 200 pages, I...