Karen Fishwick
Karen likes to read, she has no particular qualification in this area, but has had a lot of practice. She loves to read character driven plot and is not so fussed about the genre. She feels that the imaginative genres allow an author to put characters in incredible positions and that the strength of the story is the ability of that character to remain recognisably human even if they happen to be an alien or a vampire.
Books reviewed by Karen Fishwick (17)
Blade Bound
Zoe's Tale
Children of Earth and Sky
And I Darken
The Bastard Legion
The Ion Raider
A Time for Grief
Touch of Iron
First Magyc
Spoils of War
Medusa's Web
The Vanishing Throne
The Falconer
Closer to the Heart
Roboteer
The Cathedral of Known Things
The Mage of Storms