The Book Wyrms Hoard

As heir to the temple and an established diver at the Museum of Human Memory Key Strade is one of the most well-known people in Asheburge and Vale her Guardian entrusted to protect Key both from herself and from the public from her should she ever get stuck in a memory. Vale's job is also to ensure that Key follows the rules, even if they do seem suffocating. Key, however, isn't very good at following the rules and after convincing Vale to stay a week out on an expedition to preserve one of the most important memories of not just her career but all of memory diving both women are suspended for a week without pay. For Key this is fine, but for Vale who is supporting her family back home this is the worst possible thing that could happen. On top of this Key seems to have not come back from this memory fully and is determined to go back to the site even if it costs both girls everything.  Honestly, so I thought this was going to be an interesting little tale where magi...

Calinthe is a Merchant of Knowledge for her Lord Williford, the Demon Lord of Ignorance and she has been sent off on a mission to track down a missing demon. While in the middle of her mission she meets Paivi who is on the run from its seems everyone after turning traitor Calinthe agrees to help her escape from those chasing her but feels there much more to the story than Paivi is letting on and once they return to the Lord of Ignorance's realm she learns that not only is that the case but the missing demon is far more important than she had imagined. What a freaking ride! From beginning to end this story had me guessing what was going to happen next and it honestly didn't go any direction I thought it was going to end in. As always we'll start with the characters and omg are there a lot of them, like maybe too many there were more than a few times that I wasn't sure who was talking or which was the Lord of what, or who was a god and why did these Terran guy...

After a night of celebrating not being one of the heroes chosen by the Goddess Myva Cinnamon drunkenly makes her way home. Part of the way there she darts off after one of the local trouble makers into the woods only to find a man who appears to have been caught in some sort of landslide. Doing what any good person would she frees him, only to discover far too late that he's a demon. She rushes back home through her family's cinnamon fields only to be tackled by the demon, doing the only thing she can she smacks him in the face with a branch from a cinnamon tree giving her enough time to race home. As a woman wholly allergic to dangers imagine her surprise when the dangerously handsome demon shows up at her home the next morning with an unbelievable tale; it's not the demons that are the bad guys but the "goddess" Myva herself and Cinnamon is just the girl to take her out.  Any book that starts the MC wine drunk on a quest for cheese is going to be goo...

Melinda West and her partner and lover Lance have finally saved enough money to retire from monster hunting after their last hunt. Finding a weird stone in the mine the centipede infestation had been, they rush back home to Five Peaks and their family Abel and Aunt B. But the happy couple are barely able to finish a meal before they are attacked by a group of soul sucking archanids and while Melinda, Lance, and B survive the confrontation Abel's soul has been stolen. Devastated to learn that it was the very stone Melinda found that allowed the archanids to find them, her and Lance set out on what is hopefully one last ride to save the man who has been a father to both of them.  I thought we agreed that if a book contained things like flaming cows that would be the first line of everyone's review? Alright, fine I know it was piggy bombs but I feel like flaming cows is up there with piggy bombs ya know? Okay seriously though I knew by page two this was going to be ama...

I'm not going to go into a synopsis here because I've reviewed the manwha and you can find that there. Plus, I feel like while getting new readers to this amazing series would be awesome, but, as someone who has read it I feel like targeting those who have read the manwha as well is important because this is somehow actually better than the manwha. Honestly, I can't believe I'm saying it myself but here we are. It just hits differently without the illustrations. The scene at the beginning in the subway especially, is far more gruesome in this. Dojka comes across as more complex as well. We know he's got some loose morals but seems to be a good person underneath it all in the manwha, but this fully threw that into question. He is a devious bastard and when he says that he is being genuinely selfish it's wholly believable. Everything is just ratcheted up a notch, the tension, the desperation, the violence, all of it.  If you read the manwha you'll ...

In a moment of recklessness, Rizu of the Rhaavi attempts to assassinate Empress Seline and in her failure she is exiled, her Chieftaness, husband, and children taken as hostages to the capital.  Maxon Blackwater prepares for battle, as the successor to the Empire's Aegis he knows he will eventually have to take on the role of War God one he feels he will never be ready for.  Hatsun is on his way to The Great Library an enormous honor not just for himself but for his entire country of Shuhei. His future is bright and he is prepared to take on any challenge put in front of him. At least intellectually, and while his truly unmatched intellect will make a discovery that will rock The Ring to its very core he will also discover that in his pursuit of knowledge, he stumbles across a horrible secret within the halls of The Great Library. One that will make him realize there are things far more important than books.  Empress Seline is trying to hold together a fractur...