reviews9/13/2022

No Land for Heroes (Legends & Legacies #1), by Cal Black

No Land For Heroes is the debut novel from Cal Black, and the first instance in the Legend & Legacies series. As somebody whose last experience with Fantasy Western was The Gunslinger, I didn’t really know what to expect from this book; but after finishing it I can say it’s one of the most solid novels I’ve read, hooking from the start and with plenty of powerful moments.

reviews9/10/2022

Of Water and Dance (The Golden Twins #1), by Leslie Griffin

Of Water and Dance is the book that plans to start The Golden Twins series by Leslie Griffin. Just by looking at the cover, you can get an idea that we are going into a really different title, one that goes far from the classic fantasy clichés and that tries to innovate in several ways.

reviews9/9/2022

Bonds of Promise (The Kallattian Cycle #1), by Andrew D Meredith

Bonds of Promise is the introductory book to the Kallattian Cycle, the epic saga from Andrew D Meredith. It is a really solid work that serves as a way to introduce the foundational pillars to what it aims to become a high-scope book series, fulfilling that job in a length that is not usual for the genre, as it is shorter than the usual fantasy book (200 pages approx).

reviews9/8/2022

The Copper Assassin (Tales of Wyvernia #1), by Madolyn Rogers

The Copper Assassin is the first book in the Tales of Wyvernia series by Madolyn Rogers, and it serves as a way to introduce ourselves into this peculiar world, whose building is one of the most originals I’ve seen, probably due to the blend that it makes with fantasy and sci-fi.