− http://reviewink.blogspot.com − Have you ever had a pile of books to read but can't decide which ones are worth the effort? Has a book been recommended to you by a friend - but you're not sure if they know your taste? Have you been reading reviews that promise a fantastic book that turns out to be rubbish? Have you read a series by an author that you like, then find out that their next series would be better off used as kindling? Here at ReviewInk we are (or at the moment I am) here to help you avoid the aforementioned problems by reading the books and reviewing them for you! en-us Amy Gordon http://reviewink.blogspot.com/2010/02/naamahs-kiss-jacqueline-carey.html − The 7th book in Jacqueline Carey's "Kushiel's Legacy" series has been analysed at ReviewInk. Don't worry, you don't have to have read the previous 6 books in order to enjoy this one. Watch out though, there are some erotic scenes in there that aren't appropriate for younger readers. Reviewed 16th February 2010 http://reviewink.blogspot.com/2010/02/moon-called-patricia-briggs.html − The (rather belated) review for Moon Called by Patricia Briggs is up on ReviewInk for your perusal. This book is the first in the "Mercy Thompson" series and is classified as urban fantasy. Reviewed 6th February 2010 − http://reviewink.blogspot.com/2009/06/messenger-markus-zusak.html − The review of The Messenger by Markus Zusak is now at ReviewInk. This book falls into the area of general fiction but does have some supernatural elements. − − http://reviewink.blogspot.com/2009/05/succubus-in-city-nina-harper.html − The review of Succubus In The City by Nina Harper is now at ReviewInk. As you can see from the title, it is paranormal chicklit. Reviewed on 15th May 2009 − http://reviewink.blogspot.com − In order to start your reading adventure, you can check out the reviews on the following books: * Against The Day - Thomas Pynchon * Saturn Returns - Sean Williams * The Best Day Of Someone Else's Life - Kerry Reichs * The Camel Bookmobile - Masha Hamilton * The Lace Reader - Brunonia Barry * The Name Of The Wind - Patrick Rothfuss * The Night Watch Saga - Sergei Lukyanenko * Un Lun Dun - China Mieville