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3.5/5: “The Legend of Eli Monpress” by Rachel Aaron is a great omnibus of her first three books in her series, with a fun cast, plenty of action and a unique take on traditional wizardry. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and ready my full review!
5/5: Full of fascinating world-building, intricate magic, intriguing characters and absolutely stunning writing, “The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss was a marvellous modern fantasy. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
3/5: “Under the Pendulum Sun” by Jeannette Ng was a beautifully written, Gothic and atmospheric mixed bag of emotions that left me entertained but conflicted. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
Hoi, I was wondering if you had done a review on the Throne Of Glass series by Sarah. J. Maas
I did read it years ago but I haven’t done a formal review of it!
3/5: “Fool’s Gold” by Jon Hollins was a fun, crude, action filled heist and while it had less overall depth than I would have liked it was still a fairly good read. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4.5/5: “Norse Mythology” by Neil Gaiman offers readers a memorable, entertaining and educational contemporary collection of short stories drawn from surviving Norse legends and poetry. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
3.5/5: “The Forgotten Beasts of Eld” by Patricia A. McKillip was a captivating story presented like the grand retelling of an epic myth or legend about love, wizardry and power. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4/5: Full of magic, deceit, action and a great supporting cast led by a fantastic protagonist, “The Thousand Deaths of Ardor Benn” by Tyler Whitesides was a great fantasy heist adventure! Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4/5: “Amberlough” by Lara Elena Donnelly was a diverse richly stylized cabaret and spy-noir inspired novel with touching romance and gripping politics. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
3.5/5: “The Goblin Emperor” by Katherine Addison was a deeply immersive reading experience rich with complex politics and an outstanding protagonist. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
3.5/5: "The Palace Job" by Patrick Weekes was a very entertaining heist adventure supported by a great diverse cast, action and suspense. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4/5: "The Last Unicorn" by Peter S. Beagle was a positively enchanting classical adventure with dazzling magic, fantastical creatures and a Tolkien-esque writing style. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
5/5: "Witches Abroad" by Terry Pratchett was an equal-parts hilarious and fascinating exploration of identity and brilliantly deconstructed various fantasy tropes and archetypes. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4.5/5: "The Library at Mount Char" by Scott Hawkins was a truly one of a kind contemporary fantasy novel, with an unpredictable plot and equally unpredictable characters. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4/5: Told like a sequence of nightmares inhabited by mythological creatures of Ukrainian and Romanian folklore, “The Bone Mother” by David Demchuk was a thoroughly creepy read. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
4/5: With epic quests, mysterious magic and political intrigue, “Green Rider” by Kristen Britain had all the hallmarks of a great classical fantasy adventure. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!
3.5/5: “The Black Tides of Heaven” by J.Y. Yang had a touching sibling dynamic with a fascinating setting and unique magic system. Follow the link in my bio to go to my website and read my full review!