Dragonlance: Where to Start Reading
Dragonlance is one of those series that every fantasy lover should read at least once. It was my gateway to fantasy, and I have an abiding love for the world of Krynn and its...
REVIEW: The Shadow of the Gods by John Gwynne
I received an uncorrected proof copy of The Shadow of the Gods in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to John Gwynne and Orbit Books. The Shadow of the Gods is a gritty...
REVIEW: The Black Coast by Mike Brooks
Large in size, and ambitious in scope, The Black Coast (book one in the God-King Chronicles) perfectly lives up to the saying, “Slow and steady wins the race”. While it did not contain as...
REVIEW: Dragon Mage by M.L. Spencer
Dragon Mage by M.L Spencer is a nine hundred page book that is a return to old school fantasy. It reminds me very much of classics like Dragonlance that I used to read religiously...
REVIEW: The Dark Archive by Genevieve Cogman
The Dark Archive is an entertaining romp through the lighter side of fantasy. Being that it’s the seventh book in The Invisible Library series, I strongly suggest you read the previous books before diving...
REVIEW: Witchsign by Den Patrick
Witchsign by Den Patrick is a slow burn of a novel but promises a solid foundation for the Ashen Torment series. Patrick, whose previous stories included the dark fantasy series Erebus Sequence, writes Witchsign as...
REVIEW: Sorcery of a Queen by Brian Naslund
I received a review copy of Sorcery of a Queen in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Brian Naslund and Tor. “Let me get this straight. Sitting on this ship, we have...
REVIEW: Heart of a Dragon by David Niall Wilson
Heart of a Dragon is an interesting introduction to the shared universe of David Niall Wilson’s Dechance Chronicles. Several of his series take place in this universe ranging from his O.C.L.T government agency tales...
REVIEW: A Plague of Swords by Miles Cameron
A Plague of Swords solidified The Traitor Son Cycle as one of the best epic fantasy series written. It has everything I have come to love in fantasy, and continues on a wonderfully fun...
REVIEW: The Book of Dragons ed. Jonathan Strahan
I came across The Book of Dragons anthology, edited by prolific, award-winning editor Jonathan Strahan, while I was looking for a good upcoming book to review. Of course, I always look for something grim...