by Alex Bledsoe, Stefan Rudnicki
I'm four books into the series now, and I'm seeing a slight improvement in the way that the women characters are portrayed. They still seem to be defined by their attractiveness, but they're also pretty strong women who aren't there just to orbit the men in the books. That's not to say that they don...
Ah, Angelina – she's a fine girl, a fine girl. I don't think she would have been a good wife, though, not even to the man she - as she tells sword jockey Eddie LaCrosse - fell in love with some twenty years ago. This man, Edward Tew, then began a new career as a pirate to fund a happy life with her,...
Read This Review & More Like It On My Blog!Wake of the Bloody Angel is the best Eddie LaCrosse novel to date - hands down, no questions asked. I never guessed the outcome, never saw the twists coming, never wanted to put this down. The end came way too fast - this is another gem by Alex Bledsoe that...
When I received this book I had no idea it was part of a series and #4. However, after reading Mel's review from Mel's Random Reviews, I discovered that I would have no problems in coming in the middle of a series (not that it ever stopped me before...). She was absolutely right. I had no problems w...
I had a great time with this first book of this series, The Sword-Edged Blonde, and I just knew I'd love the rest of Bledsoe's books. Sadly, I couldn't quite manage to get to books two and three before needing to review this one, but rest assured I'm going to go back and do so (after loving book on...
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