by Alex Bledsoe
I really enjoy Alex Bledsoe's voice. His writing is easy yet rich and full. Perfect for the subject matter of North America's fairy population. It's not an urban fantasy, it's more a contemporary, rural fantasy, I think. Set in the Appalachian mountains and peopled with a whole bunch of unique ch...
I meant to sit down for an hour and read as a way of decompressing from a long car trip yesterday...and suddenly it was dark out, I was done with the book, and I had completely forgotten to eat dinner. This is the second novel in Alex Bledsoe's Tufa series; a not-so-urban fairy take, and it was just...
Wisp of A Thing is the latest installment of the stories of the mysterious Tufa. Residents of Cloud County, Tennessee since before the European settlers, the order of their existence is upset when singer-songwriter Rob Quillen arrives in their community looking for a way to mend his broken heart. Bu...
I had read the first book, The Hum and the Shiver, which surprised me. I really enjoyed that book and it was a different kind of paranormal story. While you could probably get into the story without reading the first book, I do not suggest it. There are some subtle background to this world you under...
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