Dat ass? Except the main lady in this book is in no way this servile.
All tagged didn't like
The Shore of Women by Pamela Sargeant
Friend, I’m sorry, but I didn’t like this book. Please turn back now; I don’t want my opinions to sully your love.
The Wood Nymph and the Cranky Saint by C. Dale Brittain
Sadly, this book misses its predecessor’s brilliance.
Out There by Adrien Stoutenburg
Do not be fooled by the raccoon.
Godbond by Nancy Springer
Trying to close out unfinished series. Uhh, not sure if it was a good idea.
Jalav by Sharon Green
sobs in terrible old books
Taurus Four by Rena Vale
What did I expect when the hapless-looking woman is literally put on a pedestal?
The Last of the Dragons and Some Others by E. Nesbit
Even if this book perhaps isn’t a complete success, it feels so good to read again.
The Duchess of Kneedeep by Atanielle Annyn Noel
Violence against women is such a hoot.
Dancer of the Sixth by Michelle Shirey Crean
Scroll your mouse to this post, hover over it, and click on it to read about absurd over-writing.
The Adversary by Julian May
I knew I wouldn’t like this book, but I kinda had to know how the series ended.
Daughter of Night by Lydia Obukhova
A tale of three worlds. Unfortunately two of those worlds are super rushed.
The Armies of Daylight by Barbara Hambly
This review proves my ability for impartiality.
King's Dragon by Kate Elliott
Twice I’ve tried to read this. Twice I’ve failed.
Tempus by Janet Morris
Lesson learned: sometimes you should read the back copy.
Dreamrider by Sandra Miesel
I’ve an atheist goat and a toilet paper commercial in this review.
The Joy Wagon by Arthur T. Hadley
I know, that robot looks like Claptrap. Don’t be fooled.
The Missing Man by Katherine MacLean
When I finished reading Missing Man, I slammed the book down on my couch and said “well, that was a dumb fucking book.”
The Wave and the Flame by M Bradely Kellogg
I wanted to like this book. I wanted to like this book so much. I mean, look at that cover. It's fucking sweet. The palette alone is solid gold, and the back copy sounds so ... epic. Instead I quit on page 40.
Tea with the Black Dragon by RA MacAvoy
“A most odd and engaging fantasy.” This is how Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine described Tea with the Black Dragon.
I feel like I was justified expecting Tea With The Black Dragon to be a fantasy novel.