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Age of Assassins

Posted: January 3, 2020 by Writer Dan in Books that are Mediocre Meta: R.J. Barker, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy
Age of Assassins

…pretty good. Clear. Concise. Descriptive. The character of Girton comes out rather well rather early on, and even though there was a part of me wishing this wasn’t another castles…

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The Girl in Red

Posted: December 31, 2019 by Writer Dan in Books We Love Meta: Christina Henry, Horror, Post Apocalyptic
The Girl in Red

…mornings. When it comes to books and stories, I also like to see new things. All the sequels that Disney puts out frequently annoy me. Although it seems as if…

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The Orphans of Raspay

Posted: August 25, 2020 by Vanessa in Books We Like Meta: Lois McMaster Bujold, Fantasy, Short Fiction
The Orphans of Raspay

…well as the low-down on what it means to be a sorcerer with one’s own demon. As seems to always be the case with the Bastard, the god and “master…

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Stormblood

Stormblood

for a relatively interesting case study. I mean, if the guy was able to sit down and write a killer story, then maybe he was right, and he *didn’t* need…

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Station 11

Station 11

…maybe you find satisfaction with plodding through 280 pages before you start seeing the connections between the characters and plot points. If this is the case, you might just enjoy…

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Broken Angels

Broken Angels

So, a few months ago, one of our readers commented on my review for ALTERED CARBON that I should look into the second and third books in this…

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Book Ratings Breakdown

Book Ratings Breakdown

This page gives a quick comparison across all of the ratings we’ve ever given to books on this site over the years. We figure, the more information our readers have…

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Primordial Threat

Primordial Threat

This is one of those reads that I took on a whim. Prior to it, I hadn’t come across this author or any of his books. Taking a quick look…

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A Woman of the Sword

Posted: May 11, 2023 by Writer Dan in Books We Like Meta: Anna Smith Spark, Fantasy
A Woman of the Sword

Occasionally, I’ll come across a book that just resonates with my inner core. At who I am, way down deep. This was one of those. The first time I saw…

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The Dusk Watchman

Posted: September 7, 2012 by Steven in Books We Love Meta: Tom Lloyd, Epic Fantasy
The Dusk Watchman

…series finale was when I read Erikson’s THE CRIPPLED GOD . I suppose that the best compliment I can give Tom Lloyd is that I was 100% impressed by…