The second book in The Forged And The Fallen series brings a lot of twists and some answers to the myriad of questions raised by the first book, and shows that it can be very tricky to start a series with a complex plot – but once you get far enough, it’s easier to continue.
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Book review: Through Blood and Dragons
My latest read is a series that takes a more knightly than adventurous approach to dragon fantasy. And while harder to get into at first, it ended up being a decent read.
Continue readingBook review: The Hope of Vah
The third – and final – book of Findel’s Embrace trilogy closes the story of the main characters, but leaves a lot unsaid, as is the case with the author’s other books.
Continue readingBook review: The Synod’s Curse
The second book of Findel’s Embrace series continues where Voiceless Sister left off, but with quite some differences and much more backstory.
Continue readingBook review: Sylvanas
Sylvanas Windrunner has been a major character of the Warcraft universe for a long time, and one of the most controversial ones. This book promised deeper insight into her, though it wasn’t exactly what I expected.
Continue readingBook review: Return of the Shirán
My last read is wrapping up the Elven Worlds trilogy, but also makes it clear that there are more stories to follow.
Continue readingBook review: Order of Shirán
After two years, I’m returning to the world started by The Silvan series by R. K. Lander. This time, she takes us on a bit different journey, but it’s clear that she knows well how to write to spark emotions in the reader.
Continue readingBook review: Aquila
This book is a prequel to a book I read years ago, expanding the backstory of several characters while also setting up new ones.
Continue readingBook review: The Rogue Rider
After finishing the initial trilogy, I decided to go on with the extra book in that world that follows some time after the fist three, with a focus on a different character.
Continue readingBook review: The Immortal Rider
The third book of the Sparks trilogy promises a conclusion to this action-packed story, and works out quite well.
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