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    Book Review: Elantra: Song of Tears, Lady of Dawn

    Media Type: Ebook Title:  Elantra: Song of Tears, Lady of the Dawn Author: Christine Schulze Publisher: Self-published Release Date: March 23, 2010 Source: Author ===================== Intended Reading Group: Young Adult Content Screening: Mild violence HDB Rating: 3 Keys to My Heart The Elantra, the queen of our people, dwells high in the clouds alongside the Moragon, her king and husband. Daily the laughter of the Elantra fills the sky, causing a magical rain to drizzle down, its spell providing Adelar with all it needs for its success, its happiness, and its prosperity. Lies. Children’s fairy tales. Add it on: Goodreads…

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    Book Review: Tears of a Vampire Prince

    Cover Inspection: I’m quite smitten with the man on the cover. Isn’t he dreamy? First Thoughts: This is one sad vampire. *** My Review: Let me begin this review by explaining that I received this novella for review without reading the companion novel, Golden Healer, Dark Enchantress first. Therefore I had to keep an open mind while reading. The story skips around a lot between points of view, and I know that if I had read the first book it would have filled in the missing pieces nicely.  Plenty of information about the origin of Aaryn and his lovely Krystine are…

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    Author Interview – Christine Schulze

    Good afternoon my dear readers! Today I’m quite happy to give my blog over to the lovely, and very talented, Christine Schulze!  She is the author of numerous books and novellas, including Bloodmaiden which I posted a review of yesterday. Later today I will also be sharing my review of one of her upcoming books, Tears of a Vampire Prince. 1) I always like to start my interviews with a challenge! If you had to describe yourself in a tweet, only 140 characters, what would you say? C. E. Schulze is a master of creating unique worlds, deep, quirky characters, and…

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    Book Review: Bloodmaiden

    Zale. Gauthier. Varden. These three dynasties… They all sound like something out of an ancient, oriental myth or fairy tale. The concept of humans and dragons helping and living in harmony with one another, without fear. To me, that’s exactly what they are. A distant dream only read of, whispered secretly, quietly yearned for. For, you see, I am the new Quelda of Tynan. These words echo the mystery, horror, and romance found within Schulze’s fantasy novel. Along with her new husband, Chalom, Crislin must choose to embrace cruel tradition, run from it, or stand against it. The young couple’s…