Emily Monroe is your mostly average twenty-six year old, well except for her slightly powered ability to change her eye color and the color of her nails. Now this sort of power should keep her relatively safe from an onslaught of super villains, but the problem is Emily happens to look just like a mega super powered hero named The Chosen One. This means that even when she is just trying to flip burgers at her crappy night shift job she can’t seem to get away from annoying villains trying to ruin her day. Continue reading “Emily Monroe Is Not The Chosen One: Night Shift Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

The world of the Techromancy Scrolls series blends magic, technology, and a medieval world of old. The second book in this series, Soras, brings us the return of Laney and Celeste in a whole different way. While training Laney has a vision of Alexandru of the Lupei being chased. She knows he is nearby and mounts a rapid rescue plan. When the knights arrive they learn that Mother Udele has been captured, which means Celeste and Laney must return to the Lupei immediately. Continue reading “Techromancy Scrolls: Soras Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

Eve Kane has been the troll of the Roebling Bridge for roughly two years now, but she is unlike any troll that has ever guarded. As the years have passed her skills have continued to grow and she can imbue herself with tremendous power from her bridge, even when she is not close to it. While her powers are growing attacks on all of the bridges and nexus points of the city have continued to be attacked and in The Bridge: Traitor there is a new and dangerous enemy working to distract and destroy the life of the merciful troll. Continue reading “The Bridge: Traitor Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”