#fable books

[whispers-of-albion]

"idk if anyone else has read the fable books, but l've read two, Edge Of The World and Blood Ties, and I hated them both"

[valley-of-the-lost]

Nobody is on my blog for this but I want to review the Fable books.

Not right now, but in the future, especially since most of the focus is on the games. And OH BOY do I have a lot to say, and not a lot of it is particularly nice.

[readtilyoudie]

"When you're on an adventure, the good times are had from a distance. You remember everything you went through and laugh about it and marvel at the fact that you're still alive."

Fable: The Balvarine Order by Peter David

[yourhealthislow]

How long....

How long were you people going to wait to tell me, a fan since childhood!!!!! That Fable had B O O K S

[oakvale-obliteration]

Hi I’m finally reading The Balverine Order and I’m super in love with the main characters-

[readtilyoudie]

"Or are you thinking of having your way with me? If so, I insist that you buy me dinner and a drink first. That just seems the least you can do. And you strike me as a man who always does the least he can do.”

Fable: Reaver by Peter David

[readtilyoudie]

"Human frailty is nothing to be ashamed of, Majesty."

"It is nothing to be proud of, either."

"It is the price one pays for not dying."

"Not dying," I tell him, "may be an overrated experience."

"Living is not a pastime for the faint of heart," he says. "And the commonality of the human experience is that no one gets out alive."

Fable: The Balvarine Order by Peter David

[bellonathedragonborn]

I asked this a long time ago but I don’t think anyone really answered.

So, do you think The Empress from Fable: Edge of the World was another Lieutenant for the Corruptor like how the Crawler, Devourer, and Temptress are?

Or do you think she was a normal woman who just had weird powers?

Or was she the Temptress in disguise?