Infinity Key by Chrysoula Tzavelas – A Review

Infinity Key Chrysoula Tzavelas 272 pages, Candlemark & Gleam (November 2013) contemporary/urban fantasy 4.5/5

“She really didn’t want to be one of the giggling girls in the audience, watching passively as the world changed around them.”

Earlier this year, I read Chrysoula Tzavelas‘ debut novel, Matchbox Girls, enjoying it quite a bit. You can see my thoughts on that book here, if you like.

Matchbox Girls by Chrysoula Tzavelas – A Review

Matchbox Girls by Chrysoula Tzavelas 324 pages, Candlemark & Gleam (February 2012) contemporary/urban fantasy 4.5/5

As you can see by the publication date, I’m a little late to the party with Matchbox Girls. But, then again, books don’t really go bad (for the most part), and I reviewed one from the nineteenth century last year, so, you know? I’m not going to worry about it. Just wanted to point out that this book has been out for a little while.

And I’m sorry I didn’t get around to reading it sooner.