The BOZZ Chronicles
David Michelinie, Bret Blevins
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The first single-volume collection of the six-part Epic Comics cult favorite, Michelinie and...
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Sarah Betts (103 KP) rated The Lady in the Coppergate Tower in Books
Dec 31, 2019
This steampunk romance was so much fun! Hazel and Sam are such great characters and I loved Hazel's deperation to have a family.
I found it very relatable.
Well, maybe not the mentally unstable twin sister
Or the uncle who might be a vampire
Or the assistant who might be a Murder.
Ok, you got me
But this one was an absolute ball to read.
Beautiful Minecraft
Book
With a bit of imagination and a heavy dose of artistic talent, Minecraft blocks can be used to build...
ArecRain (8 KP) rated 27 Days to Midnight in Books
Jan 18, 2018
27 Days to Midnight is a fast paced novel filled with wonder and adventure. It has such an interesting concept, although not the first of its find, and Kruppa is a great storyteller. Her easy style makes it a quick read as I was hungry for every word, turning pages before I even realized I had read them. I was so caught up in the story, it wasnt difficult forget the real world.
Sometimes there are good novels. And then there are novel like this where you can read all the blood, sweat, and tears put into every word. If this sounds like a novel you would be interested in, I implore to not pass it up. Become caught up in Kruppas extraordinarily fantasy.
Hazel (1853 KP) rated Clockwork Dollhouse in Books
Oct 19, 2018 (Updated Oct 19, 2018)
When Jane was young, unable to walk due to a disfigured foot, she took delight in creating mechanical dolls, representing her family. Ever since Ainsley, now an orphan, appeared at the castle, the dolls have taken on a life of their own, acting out events to suggest Robert had murdered his parents and sister. Unnerved, Robert wonders who is moving the dolls; is it Ainsley or have the mechanical figures come to life. Could it even be Jane's ghost?
In under thirty pages, Jordan Elizabeth engages readers with a gripping tale of secrets and deceit. The steampunk genre adds an extra element of thrill, making Clockwork Dollhouse an apt short story to be published at this time of year. Although short, it proves the author's skill and wide imagination.
David McK (3236 KP) rated Mortal Engines (The Hungry City Chronicles, #1) in Books
Nov 20, 2019
This was one of those stories that I'd been meaning to read for ages, but had never really got round to, and proved to (effectively) be a mash-up of Young Adult dystopian future with steampunk.
Steampunk, as a genre, is not one that I've really read all that much in - ab out the only other one that currently springs to mind is Jim Butcher's Cinder Spires series (all one book, so far!), but I tend to associate it more with an alternate past or present than the far future, which is when this one is set.
The main draw for me - and, I'm sure, many others - was the central concept of cities on wheels, cities that need to keep mobile and scavenge/attack each other in order to keep going - or, as it is described here by characters within, of 'Municipal Darwinism'.
While I found the writing and general plot a bit - how shall I say? - lacklustre? flat? I did enjoy the central premise of the story, and may come back to the world to see what else happens in future instalments.
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences
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Underneath the secret headquarters of The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences is the Archives, nearly...
Feed Me Oil 2: Liquid Puzzle Adventure
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Welcome to a surreal worlds where the land is literally alive — and it’s starving! Think out of...
Republic (The Emperor's Edge, Book 8)
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After the notorious outlaws Amaranthe and Sicarius helped overthrow the corrupt faction controlling...
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