Silverglass
Witch of Rhostshyl

TIT LIT! This was an interesting one, not what I was expecting, much better actually. Having read Raven: sword mistress of chaos, which also boasts a comely warrior woman with her lovely décolletage on full display on the cover. Raven was the kind of book aimed at horny 14 year olds, the plot was thi......more

This novel was a light, easy read and, coming as it did after some enjoyable but heavier fare by way of Karl Edward Wagner, it was a good change of pace and really hit the spot. Like a delicious, but forbidden bag of chips, it was difficult to put down. A combination of short chapters, nice pacing,......more

First in a series about a female barbarian warrior. Decent Sword & Sorcery. I enjoyed it and I like the main character pretty well, although I prefer the Raven stories of Kirk in some ways. This has more going for it than just action, though. It definitely made me want to read more in the series.......more

A glance at the truly beautiful Luis Royo wraparound cover reveals that Silverglass takes place in a land where hair metal reigns supreme, but the humble bra is yet to make an appearance. Our protagonist is destined to regret this lack of support in years to come, but as the novel opens, sensible un......more

Fun sword and sorcery romp, really nice to see a hard drinking, hard fighting, lusty FEMALE barbarian. The book centres on the friendship between a warrior heroine and the boyish looking sorceress she is paid to protect. All characters seem bisexual, teases the reader on that front, a bit like Xena.......more