The Pillars of the World

Buddy read with Scarlettsens my July 2020 tbr twin. This book was not what I expected at all, I thought this was an urban fantasy imagine my surprise when this turned out to be an epic fantasy. I liked that part of the book. This book is the second series by this author that I'm reading, sadly I won't......more

At one point I thought the main character was going to have sex with a horse, and there was much screaming and gnashing of teeth as I begged the heavens to be wrong. She did not end up sleeping with a horse, so I was very relieved. So, all in all it was a pretty typical Anne Bishop experience. 4 sta......more

This book did not disappoint! It has gone a long way to redeem the Fae genre for me. It flaunts convention and ends up being unbearably beautiful for it. Anne Bishop is a magical, magical author. (Note: A few Adult Level elements, but much less than many other Anne Bishop books).......more

I read this book because it was the march pick of the vaginal fantasy group. I’ve read Bishops “the black jewels” trilogy a few years ago and liked it well enough, so I was hopeful that I would enjoy this one too. Especially because I usually love stories about the Fae. Unfortunately, the book was no......more

Pillars of the World by Anne Bishop "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" Recently I have re-read “Written in Red” for the second time in less than 2 months. I have read and re-read the Black Jewels saga several times over. I have craved, as a parched man craves water, a new Anne Bishop novel and a......more