The Land of the Painted CavesBy Jean M. Auel Source So this is the last book in the series and where in previous books Auel went into great detail on the terrain and the plants and animals and weather

The Shelters of StoneBy Jean M. Auel Ayla and Jondalar have finally reached their destination. The Ninth cave of the Zelandonii in Ancient France somewhere around Périgueux (Probably Abri de la Madeleine).

The Plains of PassageBy Jean M. Auel Ayla and Jondalar have left the Mamutoi Mammoth Hunters and are now trekking all the way back to Jondalars home land. They travel with two horses Whinney and Racer

The Mammoth HuntersBy Jean M. Auel So Ayla and Jondalar bonded during their time in the Valley and they fell in love. Now during a pre-winter trip they run into the Mamutoi. Outside of Jondalar this is

I made a favourite of my family today. I make it semi frequently because it means I can eat pasta without disrupting the diet that @holoz0r is on, as he has an obscene hatred for vinegar, so it becomes

The Valley of the HorsesBy Jean M. Auel owned copy This book is actually two story lines that converge two thirds of the way through the book. The first is of course Aylas story. Now banished from the

The Earth Children Series by Jean M. Auel This is a six-book fact-fiction/alternate history adult book series. This is a series based in the regions around the north and west of the black sea during the

Anita Blake, Vampire HunterBy Laurell K. Hamilton Hi everyone. Last time we talked about these books we were just after book 11 Incubus Dreams and had reviewed some of the side stories. I left it off at

Hi all! So this evening i went to the local Adelaide Steemit meet up and caught up with some favourites like @mattclarke, @o07, @wildflowerjessi, @jeniwonders, @exploreadelaide, @nerdfury and about a dozen

Hi everyone, sorry I've been missing for a while. I had to take a break from writing book reviews because at the rate that I churn through books I realised I was beginning to dread finishing the books

Strange Candy When setting out to read this book I completely forgot that it was a collection of small stories written by Laurell K. Hamilton. Only three of which are written in the realm of Anita Blake.

Micah Micah is a short story only about 70 pages-ish. It is written purely for the fans to learn a bit more about Micahs past. Anita has to take one of Larrys jobs and needs to fly to Philadelphia to raise

Incubus Dreams This is an odd book. The plot is ok, the emotional investment is extremely well written but all in all, not much happens. Source There are strippers showing up dead left right and centre

Cerulean Sins So in the last book we find that Anita is not a Lycanthrope but since merging the marks she now has very vampire like abilities. She can (must) feed off of sex and lust, leopards are her

Narcissus in Chains Nathaniel, one of Anitas were-leopards who is the least able to look after himself is in trouble and Anita is forced to do something she knew she had to do soon any way. Contact Jean-Claude

Obsidian Butterfly In the book The Killing Dance Edward assassin extraordinair calls in a colleague called Harley as back up to help Anita out in a pinch except she had to kill him when he began falling

Blue Moon This book is an inbetweener book in the series. Anita gets a call from Richards little brother saying that Richards in jail for rape. This is completely opposite to who Richard is. He's more

Burnt Offering This book is jam packed with plot. The fact that it's fit so much plot into 408 pages of a mobile e book is astounding. There is not a dull moment in this book, so I might actually dot point

The Killing Dance As most of these books do it starts with Anita in her office being approached for help/assistance by a ridiculously complex case. In this case it's an Ancient Vampire named Sabin who

Bloody Bones Anita has been paid a small fortune to fly outside of the city to raise dead at an old burial site to help sort out a land rights issue. Mr Stirling the millionaire wants to build a hotel