gold

  • July turned out to be a month of conclusions. I wrapped up a series that I honestly wasn’t sure I’d ever finish, ventured into historical fantasy and magical realism, and discovered that sometimes a book doesn’t have to be a favorite to make the journey worthwhile. There were a few disappointments, a couple of pleasant…

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  • If you’ve made it this far into The Plated Prisoner series, Gold continues raising the stakes with bigger revelations, mounting political tension, and characters who are finally beginning to feel like they’ve grown into the story they’ve always promised. As alliances shift and long-buried truths come to light, Auren is forced to confront not only…

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