Elitist Book Reviews

War. Revenge. Intrigue. Secrets. Magic. Everything you love about Brent Weeks' Lightbringer Series continues in  THE BROKEN EYE . Th...

The latest in Patricia Brigg's Mercy Thompson series has her heroine face her most terrifying adversary yet. This opponent is tougher t...

I've been thinking about the concept that lies at the crux of this review for quite a while now. I've come across it a couple times ...

I’ve been on the look-out for novels similar to those of Larry Correia's Monster Hunter series and Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger nov...

Celia has been asked to be a bridesmaid at the wedding of the century: her siren cousin the princess Adrianna is marrying the king of Rusla...

Do you remember the first F. Paul Wilson book you read? I do. For a lot of us, it was THE TOMB . I was working at Waldenbooks, stocking the ...

When I was a kid, I read T.H. White's THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING . I recall reading it twice, back-to-back, never quite getting enough of ...

Helen thinks she can't do anything right. Of course those realizations are all after the fact. Take, for example, the marriage to her h...

Gideon Smith's father is a fisherman, and one day the ship returns to port in Sandsend, England, without his father or the crew. Determ...

I've often wondered how long Jim Butcher can keep it up. After all, how often have we all seen just how difficult it is for an author to...

Roen Tan is a truly ordinary guy. He's got a software-coding job he tolerates, his roommate is smarter and better-looking than he is, h...

UPDATE: Thanks to all those that entered! There were a lot more of you than we anticipated... Pretty sure that speaks more to the awesomenes...