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[…] Adam, Zee, and Victor saved San Francisco at the end of Your Final Resting Place, I had no idea that wasn’t their farewell tour. But would you look at that; the gang is […]
6.3.2025 13:00Comment on Review: Your Final Resting Place by Adam Vex by Review: SOS HOTEL: On the Road by Adam Vex – The Novel Approach ReviewsTitle: On the Road Series: SOS HOTEL: Book Eight Author: Adam Vex Publisher: Amazon/Kindle Unlimited Length: 160 Pages Category: Fantasy Rating: 5 Stars At a Glance: Ariana Nash (writing as Adam Vex) hasn’t missed a single beat since she closed the first story arc and opened this one. Adam, Zee, and Victor are as warm... Continue Reading →
6.3.2025 13:00Review: SOS HOTEL: On the Road by Adam VexTitle: Mandrake Manor Author: JP Rindfleisch IX Publisher: Amazon/Kindle Unlimited Length: 366 Pages Category: Cozy Paranormal Fantasy Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: What a delightful surprise this book was. It’s warm, cozy, a little bit sassy, and the bonds of found family and magic give a nice touch to developing both the plot and... Continue Reading →
4.3.2025 13:00Review: Mandrake Manor by JP Rindfleisch IX[…] the first two books in the Lucky Lovers of London series (The Gentleman’s Book of Vices and A Rulebook for Restless Rogues) isn’t imperative to understanding or enjoying A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence, but […]
27.2.2025 13:00Comment on Review: A Rulebook for Restless Rogues by Jess Everlee by Review: A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence by Jess Everlee – The Novel Approach ...[…] the first two books in the Lucky Lovers of London series (The Gentleman’s Book of Vices and A Rulebook for Restless Rogues) isn’t imperative to understanding or enjoying A […]
27.2.2025 13:00Comment on Review: The Gentleman’s Book of Vices by Jess Everlee by Review: A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence by Jess Everlee – The Novel Approach R...Title: A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence Series: Lucky Lovers of London: Book Three Author: Jess Everlee Publisher: Carina Adores Length: 302 Pages Category: Historical Romance Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: Jess Everlee continues to deliver characters who charm their way into my affections. These books are not full of bluster; rather, they are quietly... Continue Reading →
27.2.2025 13:00Review: A Bluestocking’s Guide to Decadence by Jess EverleeTitle: Upright Women Wanted Author: Sarah Gailey Publisher: Tor Books Length: 171 Pages Category: Fantasy Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: This short novel reads like a Wild West tale set in a dystopian future where modern conveniences no longer exist. Outlaws and bandits, vigilantes and shootouts, life on the dusty desert trails once traveled... Continue Reading →
25.2.2025 13:00Review: Upright Women Wanted by Sarah GaileyTitle: Servant Sovereign: The Complete Collection Author: Michael G. Williams Publisher: Amazon/Kindle Unlimited Length: 484 Pages Category: Urban Fantasy, Time Travel Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: The Servant Sovereign series is, plainly, an homage to the city of San Francisco. It’s a time-travel adventure, from the city’s gold rush beginnings to its modern day... Continue Reading →
18.2.2025 13:00Review: Servant Sovereign: the Complete Collection by Michael G. WilliamsTitle: By the Book Series: The Last Picks: Book Seven Author: Gregory Ashe Publisher: Self-Published Length: 241 Pages Category: Cozy Mystery Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: This Last Picks installment may feel like yet another crazy, cozy caper with Dash and company. It’s a little more, though. It’s a turning-point in some important relationships,... Continue Reading →
14.2.2025 13:00Review: By the Book by Gregory AsheTitle: Manhunt Author: Gretchen Felker-Martin Publisher: Tor Nightfire Length: 293 Pages Category: Horror Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: Manhunt is quite possibly the darkest, bleakest horror novel I’ve ever read. It’s a book without a clear-cut hero, which is something unto itself, and, if you look close enough, there’s something in it to offend... Continue Reading →
11.2.2025 13:00Review: Manhunt by Gretchen Felker-MartinTitle: A Spell for Heartsickness Series: Rune Tithe: Book One Author: Alistair Reeves Publisher: Podium Publishing Length: 330 Pages Category: Fantasy Rating: 3.5 Stars At a Glance: The world-building in this story is lovely and has some things to say about avarice, indifference, self-esteem, being true to oneself, enduring faithfulness, and unadulterated evil. For better... Continue Reading →
6.2.2025 14:17Review: A Spell for Heartsickness by Alistair ReevesTitle: A Long Time Gone Series: Ben Packard: Book Three Author: Joshua Moehling Publisher: Poisoned Pen Press Length: 325 Pages Category: Murder Mystery Rating: 5 Stars At a Glance: There is a comfort in Joshua Moehling’s voice that leads readers along with a deep-seated need to not only see what happens next but to watch... Continue Reading →
4.2.2025 13:00Review: A Long Time Gone by Joshua MoehlingTitle: Curse of the Stag’s Eye Series: Haunted Hearts Collection Author: Glenn Quigley Publisher: Amazon/Kindle Unlimited Length: 190 Pages Category: Paranormal Rating: 4 Stars At a Glance: Curse of the Stag’s Eye is a fun ghost story full of creepy moments and danger of the paranormal variety. What was unexpected is a story-within-the-story that came... Continue Reading →
30.1.2025 13:00Review: Curse of the Stag’s Eye by Glenn QuigleyIn reply to <a href="https://thenovelapproachreviews.com/2016/03/30/audio-review-job-hunt-by-jackie-keswick-narrated-by-fox-ballard/#comment-88847">Glen</a>. Oh no, that's a bit yikes! You made me so curious about it that I wanted to listen to a sample but can't even find it available for purchase anywhere here in the US.
16.1.2025 17:43Comment on Audio Review: Job Hunt by Jackie Keswick – Narrated by Fox Ballard by Lisa<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The narration leaves a lot to be desired. Mispronunciations abound. How can someone get the River Thames wrong? As for the accents… excruciatingly bad. Think of Dick van Dyke “Cockerney” and Mel Gibson “Scotch”… I’m halfway through and I am struggling to enjoy the actual plot because of this.<br />I would clarify that I am Irish living in Scotland.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->
16.1.2025 17:34Comment on Audio Review: Job Hunt by Jackie Keswick – Narrated by Fox Ballard by Glen[…] „thoroughly enjoyed this queer, modern-day riff on one of my favorite adventure genres“)The Novel Approach Reviews („equal parts playful and dramatic, cute and cutthroat“)Jay von Joyfully Jay (4.75/5 […]
9.1.2025 07:13Comment on Review: The First and Last Adventure of Kit Sawyer by S.E. Harmon by Over the Rainbow – Das erste und letzte Abenteuer von Kit Sawyer – Boo...[…] Therin introduced her version of Seattle in the stellar Liar City, it not only brought to life an allegory about compassion struggling to survive in a deteriorating […]
31.12.2024 13:00Comment on Review: Liar City by Allie Therin by 2024: The Year in Reviews ~ Part II – The Novel Approach Reviews[…] Twisted Shadows by Allie Therin: Hands down, the worst thing about this book is having to wait a year to see how Allie Therin is going to fix what she broke. Destroyed. Nuked. To recap: A fragile peace has been shattered and It. Is. Glorious. […]
31.12.2024 13:00Comment on Review: Twisted Shadows by Allie Therin by 2024: The Year in Reviews ~ Part II – The Novel Approach Reviews[…] The Reanimator’s Remains by Kara Jorgensen: There’s such a lovely and delicate balance in the way Jorgensen uses Oliver’s origin story to convey where Felipe came from and how his family and their expectations have scarred his psyche and threatened his emotional wellbeing. This installment of the series gives a deeper, richer tenor to both characters, and in the process, strengthens the bond between them that goes well beyond their metaphysical tether and enters the realms of a soul-deep love. […]
31.12.2024 13:00Comment on Review: The Reanimator’s Remains by Kara Jorgensen by 2024: The Year in Reviews ~ Part II – The Novel Approach Reviews[…] Rogue Community College by David R. Slayton: This beautiful, exceptional heartbreaker of a book. If reading through tears is a favorite pastime, Rogue Community College is the perfect trigger for it. Everything, up to and including the point of the anguish of love, sacrifice, and loss, is so worth the journey and the aftermath. There is intrigue and danger, to be sure, but the payoff for all the suspense is watching Isaac find love, family, and a place where he belongs, a place and people who choose him. He finds truths and perhaps some closure on his journey, and he discovers a certain peace in knowing where he came from. […]
31.12.2024 13:00Comment on Review: Rogue Community College by David R. Slayton by 2024: The Year in Reviews ~ Part II – The Novel Approach Reviews