The Discord of Gods
Jenn Lyons
A Chorus of Dragons #5
Tor
512 pages
5/5
Here we are at the end of an awesome and massively underrated series.
Also, big thanks to Waterstones for dispatching this book two weeks before it was released. I’ve been dying to read it since I finished the last book.
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Spring Tides at the Starfish Café
Jessica Redland
Boldwood Books
432 pages
4/5
It’s spring and who doesn’t love a bit of new romance in the spring?
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Against All Gods
Miles Cameron
The Age of Bronze #1
Gollancz
4/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Oooooh, Bronze Age inspired fantasy. Yes please.
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Black Leopard, Red Wolf
Marlon James
The Dark Star Trilogy #1
Riverhead Books
640 pages
3.5/5
I’m not entirely sure how I feel about this book.
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The Village of Lost and Found
Alison Sherlock
Riverside Lane #2
Boldwood Books
342 pages
4/5
I just loved book one so much, I just had to continue on with the series.
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The Shadow Rising
Robert Jordan
The Wheel of Time #4
Orbit
975 pages
3/5
Will someone just break the bloody wheel? It might make things move quicker.
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The Two-Faced Queen
Nick Martell
The Legacy of the Mercenary King #2
Gollancz
575 pages
4/5
Ooooh, everything’s just got a little bit exciting in this series. It’s all very interesting.
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The Hunger of the Gods
John Gwynne
Bloodsworn Saga #2
Orbit
5/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Another five star John Gwynne novel? Are we really surprised by that at this point?
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Well, it snowed today and here I was thinking the nice weather was here to stay.
THE HOBBLEIT 