Style: Fiction

  • Beneath the God’s Tree – S Kaeth

    Beneath the God’s Tree – S Kaeth

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    This was me second visit to S Kaeth’s fantasy world, the first being Between Starfalls. I again found the world interesting and the story generally well written. If I have any critisim of the book it would be around some of the dialogue. Specifically some of the dialogue between Taunos and Amanah as they’re figuring…

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  • The Alloy of Law – Brandon Sanderson

    The Alloy of Law – Brandon Sanderson

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    This is the first book in the Wax and Wayne saga, and starts 300 years after the events of the original Mistborn trilogy. After years spent in the Roughs, Wax has to head back because his sister is missing and being a detective he feels family duty calling to finally step into his role as…

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  • The Book of Three – Lloyd Alexander

    The Book of Three – Lloyd Alexander

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    The Book of Three is a classic fantasy adventure where we follow Taran the assistant pig-keeper as he joins a party trying to stop the evil warlord. Taran ends up being far more valuable than first anticipated. This book may be best for younger readers, but I still enjoyed the story as the world is…

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  • Changer – Matt Gemmell

    Changer – Matt Gemmell

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    While I’ve enjoyed Matt’s writing online on his site, and even a bunch of his short stories, this book didn’t do it for me. In fact, I couldn’t even bring myself to finish the book. I made it about 15% in and then the dialogue was so cliche and the scenarios involved so unbelievable that…

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  • Heaven’s River – Bobiverse Book 4

    Heaven’s River – Bobiverse Book 4

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    In the 4th installment in Dennis Taylor’s series about a post-human society of “Bob’s” we get introduced to a new race called Quinlan’s as Bob goes searching for Bender who disappeared long ago. From explorations of post-scarcity utopia, to interactions with humans Pav, AI, and a group of computer replications of the original Bob’s brain,…

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  • Between Starfalls – S Kaeth

    Between Starfalls – S Kaeth

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    Never leave the path, but if your son goes missing maybe all those dogmatic rules no longer make sense and you’re willing to risk everything to get him back. While I found the language a bit stilted sometimes, this was a great fantasy novel. I enjoyed the world building, and the world breaking as our…

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  • Quill & Still – Aaron Sofaer

    Quill & Still – Aaron Sofaer

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    Like many books we start out with our main character getting whisked to a new world which they need to explore, but then Aaron takes a turn. Our main character is not the “hero of ages”, in fact they take up a regular job and we get to explore the world with them as they…

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  • Project Hail Mary – Andy Weir

    Project Hail Mary – Andy Weir

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    Project Hail Mary is another excellent book by Andy Weir. This one follows an astronaut that wakes from a coma realizing that they have to figure out how to stop the “space algae” that is eating the energy of the Sun causing Earth to cool down which will have a dire affect on the climate, and…

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  • The Black Cauldron – Lloyd Alexander

    The Black Cauldron – Lloyd Alexander

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    Some books I read to test them out for the kids and this is one of those titles. It’s a decent book, but it’s not geared towards adults. If you’re looking for another story that has knights, magic, and battles for your kids I’d recommend it. If you’re looking for a teenager, this isn’t it.…

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  • You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty – Awaeke Emezi

    You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty – Awaeke Emezi

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    This was an excellent look at finding love after heartbreaking loss. One of the best fiction books I read in 2022. Purchase You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty on Amazon

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