The Second Gate is the third book in a loosely-connected series depicting a dwarven society through the generations. And it differs in a way from the first two books.
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Book review: The Mouth of Fire
My latest read was a sequel to a dwarf-centric fantasy I read almost a year ago – and only recently discovered the author wrote more.
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The second book of the Prophecy Rock trilogy sees both sides face a different set of challenges, but the war won’t stop just yet.
Note: it seems that I screwed up and forgot to post this, but I posted the review of the third book already. What a mess… sorry for that.
Continue readingBook review: Cataclysm
The third book in the Prophecy Rock series continued the story, but the ending left me with mixed feelings.
Continue readingBook review: Genesis
The first book in the Prophecy Rock trilogy is a fast-paced fantasy story set in a world divided by an endless war – but heroes rising from a new generation might just change that.
Continue readingBook review: Destroyer’s curse
I continued in 2024 where I left off in 2023 – with Marie Andreas’ second Sci-Fi trilogy. The book doesn’t see as much action as the previous one(s) but delves deeper into the backstory.
Continue readingBook review: Tratior’s Folly
My last read of 2023 (yes, I only now got to write the review) was a return to Sci-Fi. A spin-off of a trilogy I’ve read a couple of years ago.
Continue readingBook review: The Raven Queen
The second book of the Storyweaver series, compared to the usual, starts with a time gap – and a false sense of calm that changes later than I expected, but quite abruptly.
Continue readingBook review: The Pale Princess
After a couple of years since my last time, I returned to one of the big names among self-published fantasy authors, D. K. Holmberg. With it starts a journey of mystery…
Continue readingBook review: The Sorcerer Knight
The first book in the Kingshield Knights series left me with mixed feelings, but I went on with the second book to see if it improves. Let’s have a look…
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