Samuel Hinton's Blog, page 3

Scion of Storms Prologue

Manifestation, Book Two, is now in editing! To celebrate, I'm posting the prologue for all!

A review of Michael Nwanolue's 'The Tower Unbroken'

I do like me a good cultivation story, and so when I asked for some recommendations and someone pointed out that there is a little-known work featuring African-inspired cultivation, I put it to the top of my list.

A review of Sarah Lin's 'The Weirkey Chronicles'

As of writing this, I have read all five released books, and will be picking up the next whenever it comes out!

A review of KamikazePotato's 'An Outcast In Another World'

This review was written after I had read all three published books. I'm waiting on the Kindle version instead of reading on RR so I can give the author my money.

A review of Michael G. Manning's 'Art of the Adept'

What a roller coaster this read was. Our plot follows Will, who awakens his magic when healing a young boys infection. He is sent to live with his grandfather (of sorts), who becomes a slow and painful magical tutelage, laced with acerbic dialogue and insults around every corner. The dynamic between the two is a joy to read. Eventually, the plot moves on, Will has to spread his wings. As to why, and when, and how, I won't say, because it all falls under spoiler territory.

A review of Benjamin Kerei's 'Oh Great! I was Reincarnated as a Farmer'

I'm writing this review after reading book one, I'll grab book two once it's out and update this page.

A review of T.J. Reynold's 'Seventh Bridge to the Heavens'

I'm writing this review after reading book one, I'll grab book two once it's out and update this page.

Lessons Learnt from Self Publishing

While writing up Soul Relic, I reached out to a lot of authors for their advice in getting the novel off the ground.

A review of K.T. Hanna's 'Somnia Online'

I'm writing this review as of reading the first three books. I'll update it when I finish the series at a later date.

Reflections on my own 'Soul Relic'

Born with an enormous well of power but no way to regenerate it, Raysha will risk anything to fix herself, even if it means venturing into the unknown with nothing but her brother, an enchanted water bottle, and a stubborn attitude.