Rhythm of War
Brandon Sanderson
The Stormlight Archive #4
Gollancz
1219 pages
4/5
There’s a subreddit called Fuck Moash which I think is the most appropriate name for a subreddit ever because every time he appears on the page I do indeed say “Fuck Moash!”
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Rivers of London
Ben Aaronovitch
Rivers of London #1
Gollancz
390 pages
3/5
Rivers of London is a book that I have seen mentioned a lot but I have never picked up until now. Not sure why. Might be because I don’t read a lot of urban fantasy.
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Empire of Sand
Tasha Suri
The Books of Ambha #1
Orbit
4/5
I don’t think this is a book that I would necessarily have read if my friend hadn’t sent it to me.
The First Fear
M. S. Olney
The Empowered Books #1
Fireboundbooks.com
383 pages
3/5
Cool cover, average book.
The Song of All
Tina LeCount Myers
The Legacy of the Heavens #1
Night Shade Books
442 pages
3/5
My friend sent me a big box of books to try out so now I have a wide selection of books that I probably wouldn’t have read otherwise.
The Song of All is definitely one of those books.
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I have a couple of mini reviews of two very fun fantasy books that I’ve read recently. Enjoy.
The Fires of Vengeance
Evan Winter
The Burning #2
Orbit
528 pages
4/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
The Rage of Dragons was an impressive debut. Winter created a wonderfully rich world with an exciting plot so I was very much looking forward to reading the next chapter in the story.
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Call of the Bone Ships
R. J. Barker
The Tide Child Trilogy #2
Orbit
484 pages
4.5/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Here’s the problem with reading series as they come out: I forget what has happened in the previous book. Now, I know I could go back and re-read the previous book but, most of the time, I know I never will and then I spend half of the book trying to figure out what the hell has already happened.
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Oathbringer
Brandon Sanderson
Stormlight Archive #3
Gollancz
1233 pages
4/5
“Stab it in the face? Syl suggested”.
Syl is obviously a Spren after my own heart. I always suggest stabbing someone in the face when they annoy me.
Beneath the Twisted Trees
Bradley Beaulieu
The Song of the Shattered Sands #4
Gollancz
587 pages
3/5
If you asked me what book was going to disappoint me most this month, Beneath the Twisted Trees would not have been my response but there we go.
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