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Reviews

Review: The Cat Who Saved Books by Sosuke Natsukawa

October 7, 2021 by Paige Leave a Comment

The Cat Who Saved Books is a truly enchanting tale of a boy who loses his Grandfather and his journey with a talking cat to save books. Translated from the original Japanese by Louse Heal Kawai it flows wonderfully as it draws you through the story.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: Louise Heal Kawai, Picador, Sosuke Natuskawa

Review: The Darkest Dusk (Onyxborn Chronicle #2) by D.W Ross

October 6, 2021 by readmyblurb Leave a Comment

Synopsis Following on from D.W. Ross’ debut novel Cold From The North, The Darkest Dusk is the next instalment of the adventures of Ogulf Harlsbane and his allies as they attempt to thwart the advances of malevolent forces trying to take over the realm of Gelenea. Battle lines are drawn all over the continent as […]

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews, Self Published Tagged With: D.W. Ross, The Onyxborn Chronicle

Review: The Pariah (The Covenant of Steel #1) by Anthony Ryan

October 6, 2021 by Ashley Brennan Leave a Comment

The Pariah by Anthony Ryan is the first novel in The Covenant of Steel, an all new epic fantasy trilogy introducing a perilous, yet compelling journey through the eyes of an outlaw.

Filed Under: Adventure Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Anthony Ryan, Orbit

Review: Sunreach (Skyward #2.1) by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson

October 6, 2021 by Arun Leave a Comment

delightful must read novella set in Skyward (after Starsight) that furthers the world and plot as we expect events to conclude in upcoming Cytonic.

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: Brandon Sanderson, Delacorte Press, Janci Patterson

Review: Master of Sorrows (The Silent Gods #1) by Justin T Call

October 5, 2021 by David S 2 Comments

Master of Sorrows is a slow, but methodical build to a whirlwind of a climax. Read this book!

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, High Fantasy, Reviews, Sword and Sorcery

Review: In The Land of Boxes by Kim Hebert

October 5, 2021 by Manny Henri Leave a Comment

In conclusion, I don’t read kids’ books often since mine are all grown up, but if you’re searching for children’s literature with a great moral story, Kim Hebert’s In the Land of Boxes should be on your buy list or on your kid’s nightstand.

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Friesen Press, Kim Hebert

Review: Paladin Unbound by Jeffrey Speight

October 4, 2021 by Paige Leave a Comment

Paladin Unbound starts the way that all good fantasies do. With a prologue detailing events that happened millenia ago, leading to a prophecy being left behind that becomes the catalyst for the rest of the book. Speight does this incredible well as it immediately pulls you into the mythology and history of Evelium.

Filed Under: Fantasy, LitRPG, Reviews Tagged With: Jeffrey Speight

Review: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab

October 3, 2021 by Cassidee Lanstra Leave a Comment

Would it be better to be adored for who you are but immediately forgotten or to be remembered by all but not truly loved or appreciated?

Well, I finally read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. I can see how this novel has garnered so much interest. Schwab’s prose is dreamy enough to drown in.

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Tor, Tor Books, V.E Schwab

Review: The Hood (Anti-Matter of Britain Quartet #2) by Lavie Tidhar

October 3, 2021 by Tom Bookbeard Leave a Comment

The Hood delivers myth and magic with a splatter of sweary violence and comedy in all the right places in what is one of the most unique and masterful reads of 2021.

Filed Under: Fairy Tales, Fear For All, Historical, Mythology, Reviews, Sword and Sorcery Tagged With: Head of Zeus, Lavie Tidhar

Review: The Fall by Ryan Cahill

October 2, 2021 by Jared Besse Leave a Comment

Synopsis The Order have watched over the continent of Epheria for thousands of years. But there are those who believe The Order has had its day. That it is corrupt, indulgent, and deceitful – that it is ready to fall. The City of Ilnaen is on fire.Dragons fill the skies.Traitors fill the streets. The Fall […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, High Fantasy Tagged With: Book Review, Epic, Fantasy, Ryan Cahill, The Fall

Song of the Beast by Carol Berg

October 2, 2021 by David W Leave a Comment

Synopsis Brutal imprisonment has broken Aidan McAllister. Once the most famous musician of his generation, celebrated as a man beloved of the gods, his voice is now silent, his hands ruined, his music that offered beauty and hope to war-torn Elyria destroyed. Even the god who nurtured his talent since boyhood has abandoned him. But […]

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy

Review: The Free Bastards (The Lot Lands #3) by Jonathan French

October 2, 2021 by Dan Smith Leave a Comment

The Free Bastards is a final book that takes everything we hold dear, all the cool, badass, components we’ve loved from the first two and throws a dash more of court intrigue that’s a weird fit with mongrels around, more strange magic and ramps it all up to a hundred! It’s a book that knows itself and ain’t scared to flaunt it. It’s a tapestry of all that the Lot Lands had to offer in books 1 and 2, woven into a tight picture then set ablaze; let me tell you this, reader, when the fire that is Oats starts, it doesn’t stop.

Filed Under: Dark Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Jonathan French, Orbit

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