It was the cover for Greta and the Goblin Kingthat caught my interest and it was the title that reeled me in. I was looking to read some fantasy and wasn’t very sure of what to expect from the novel. Romance? Some Goblins and a lady bounty hunter for a protagonist? Sounded like nothing I have ever r...
Surprisingly better than i expected. The romance with the exception of a couple of moments wasn't swoon worthy, but the fighting scenes were cool and I liked Greta. This slightly dysfunctional kickass heroine is what got me out of my reading funk. So points for that and of course for originality cau...
I enjoyed Greta and the Goblin King a lot. The pace was great. The writing smooth and simplistic (in a good way). The story easy to get into as the reader gets dropped into the thick of it all (though I also had a small issue with that, too, which I’ll come to in a sec). Greta was a great lead. Isaa...
2013-08-10This looks really good, but I'm not going to read it until the sequel is scheduled. I can't deal with withdrawal, you know how it is.2013-09-11On her twitter, the author says that she has finished the second book and is editing it (here the tweet). There's no title, no publisher and no pub...
Originally reviewed at Witchmag's Boekenplank Before I started reading this book I honestly thought that this would be a paranormal romance (an adult version). So I was a bit shocked to discover that our main character is only 17 years old. And then checked and found out this is a YA-book (Thank G...
This book started out really great. Greta is trapped after being lured by a witch and finds herself a human in a land that hates them. That's the good bit the bad bit was everything else.I was expecting a fantasy book with Greta being Perseued by the goblin king which in a way did happen but then tr...
Loved this story. The world was so real and the characters, dialog, everything. The fights were quick and visceral. Yes, there is romance and steamy kisses, but it fits so well into this story.
Quick Review...for when I don't have a lot to say...I wasn't sure about this book, because of the cover. It kind of has a weird-looking cover to me; almost a graphic novel feel. I don't do graphic novels. When the library bought it though, I decided to give it a shot.I was pleasantly surprised by it...
This story depicts a hellish nightmare for Greta as I would have liked to know more about her life in her world, but as it was, it starts off with her already fighting goblins, ogres and other fantastic creatures in a land called Mylena. This fiery place had two moons and two suns and was often plag...
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