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Military Fantasy

BOOK TOUR/REVIEW: A Shade of Madness (The Ashes of Avarin #2) by Thiago Abdalla

January 27, 2023 by Sean Leave a Comment

A Shade of Madness is more that equal to A Touch of Light and Thiago Adballa ups his game to create a worthy and exceptional sequel. I have complete trust in him to bring the story to an amazing conclusion and I can’t wait for what he has in store for us next.

Filed Under: Book Tour, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: A Shade of Madness, Book Review, Escapist Book Tours, Fantasy, Griffins, Self Published, The Ashes of Avarin, Thiago Abdalla

Review: The Bleeding Stone (The Spellbinders and the Gunslingers #1) by Joseph John Lee

January 12, 2023 by Jordan 1 Comment

This is a fantasy novel that is different from typical fantasy novels in all the good ways. It is fascinating, heartbreakingly emotional, exciting, political, and a solidly great book! It will take a reader on a ride while at the same time making them reflect on some of the choices they might personally make in their own lives. It is one that I know will make me think about it for many days into the future.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Historical Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Fantasy, Joseph John Lee, Self Published, The Bleeding Stone, The Spellbinders and Gunslingers

Review: Conspiracy (Wahrheit #1) by A.C. Cobble

December 5, 2022 by Jordan Leave a Comment

Overall, Conspiracy is a great epic fantasy with a lot of political intrigue. It is a fast paced with some heart pounding action, including dragon knights and gun toting soldiers. I never thought guns and dragons could mix, but this is done in an excellent manner. The story is really brought to life in the audio format by the talented Mr. Travis Baldree. This provides a lot of personality to many of these fascinating characters. Mr. Cobble has provided a solid start to what will be a very interesting series that I look forward to continuing.

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: AC Cobble, Book Review, Conspiracy, Fantasy, Self Published, Wahrheit

Review: The Iron Crown (Dragon Spirits #1) by L.L. MacRae

September 30, 2022 by Jordan Leave a Comment

The Iron Crown lives up to the hype. It reminds me of the epic fantasy novels that I grew up with. The magic is intriguing and creates a world that is fascinating to discover as the pages rapidly turn. It is engaging, exciting, and many other things. It also has a unique take on dragons that makes it a lot of fun to read and to figure out how it all works out in the grand scheme of things. The characters are beautifully flawed, with each having a weakness to either overcome or succumb to.

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Dragon Spirits, Fantasy, LL MacRae, Self Published, The Iron Crown

Review: The Last of the Atalanteans (The Drowned Kingdom Saga #2) by P.L. Stuart

September 22, 2022 by Jordan Leave a Comment

Overall, this is a series that has me invested in every way that it can. I look forward to more bloody conflicts, political intrigues, and seeing how Othrun continues to develop. This is a series that will keep you thinking about it at all times of the day or night. I felt the shock of what had happened and I keep thinking about it, even after finishing it days ago. If you haven’t read what has happened to the Atalanteans, you should.

Filed Under: Book Tour, Book Tour, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Escapist Book Tours, Fantasy, P.L. Stuart, The Drowned Kingdom Saga, The Last of the Atalanteans

Review: The Pariah (The Covenant of Steel #1) by Anthony Ryan

September 17, 2022 by Jordan Leave a Comment

The Pariah is a good outlaw tale, full of brutal and bloody violence, and an overall tale of discovery. It is exciting and has a lot of hints of what could be expected in future installments. There is a lot of enjoyment, with a writing prose that is expertly crafted, making for an easy read.

Filed Under: Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Anthony Ryan, Book Review, Covenant of Steel, Fantasy, Orbit, The Pariah

Solace Lost (Pandemonium Rising #1) by Michael Sliter

September 9, 2022 by Sean Leave a Comment

Solace Lost by Michael Sliter is a grimdark diamond in the rough that I’m surprised I don’t see more people talking about.

Filed Under: Book Tour, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Grimdark, Military Fantasy, Reviews, Tour Post Tagged With: Book Review, Escapist Book Tours, Fantasy, Grimdark, Michael Sliter, Pandemonium Rising, Self Published, Solace Lost

Review: The Children of Gods and Fighting Men (Gael Song #1) by Shauna Lawless

September 5, 2022 by Jordan Leave a Comment

Brilliant writing that will leave you thinking about what just happened and what is to come in all of the right ways. I highly recommend this novel for those with ties to Irish history as well as to those who want a great novel with amazing strong female POVs. This is a novel that will resonate with many different types of readers, leaving a taste that will make them crave for more of this series. I eagerly look forward to where it will go.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Historical Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Fantasy, Gael Song, Irish, Shauna Lawless, The Children of Gods and Fighting Men

Review: The Lore of Prometheus by Graham Austin-King

June 25, 2022 by Justin Gross Leave a Comment

The Lore of Prometheus is an urban fantasy military thriller — think Myke Cole’s Shadow Ops by way of Blake Crouch. It has been very well received and has even won 2020’s inaugural Book Bloggers Novel of the Year Award. I will be honest and say that this is a little outside of my typical reading wheelhouse, but I still found it to be quite an enjoyable read.

Filed Under: Fantasy, Military Fantasy, Reviews Tagged With: Austin Graham-King, Self Published, The Lore of Prometheus

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