The Book That Wouldn’t Burn
Mark Lawrence
The Library #1
Harper Voyager
4/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
I read a review of this book that said it was Narnia mixed with Stargate and now I’m kicking myself for not seeing that the puddles were like Stargates.
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The Keep Within
J. L. Worrad
Titan
3.5/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Black Powder War
Naomi Novik
Temeraire #3
Harper Collins
368 pages
3.5/5
My friend gave me Spinning Silver for my birthday and it reminded me that I had the Temeraire series to continue.
The Kingdom of Copper
S. A. Chakraborty
The Daevabad Trilogy #2
Harper Voyager
609 pages
5/5
I re-read The Kingdom of Copper and I don’t normally re-review books but how could I have only given it four stars?
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Twenty-First Century Tolkien
Nick Groom
Atlantic Books
337 pages
5/5
Isn’t it strange how the opinions of others can get you to read something our of complete spite to them?
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Fevered Star
Rebecca Roanhorse
Between Earth and Sky #2
Solaris
433 pages
3.5/5
Black Sun created a unique world with some pretty awesome characters. Fevered Star takes all of that and doesn’t quite live up to its predecessor.
It’s still a decent book, though.
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Scarlet
Genevieve Cogman
Scarlet #1
Tor
4/5
Copy received from Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Another month, another wrap up. I didn’t get as many books as normal read this month because I spent a week in Vichy for my French degree and I was so busy, I didn’t have time to read. Had a great time, though.
Hall of Smoke
H.M. Long
Hall of Smoke #1
Titan Books
403 pages
3/5
First birthday book gift down. Four more to go.
Tress of The Emerald Sea
Brandon Sanderson
Dragonsteel Entertainment
483 pages
4.5/5
I had no idea this book would be illustrated. That was a nice surprise.
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