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Hello, I just bought the hardback of season of storms and I'm curious it does not contain any illustrations inside is that why the season of storms preview is shorter than the others?

if you want dangerous fae, you have the read The Call by Peadar Ó Guilín - super cool story with dangerous / horrific fae

Say fantasy romance 1 more time 😅😅😅

I feel like you'd possibly like the Veronica Speedwell series in terms of the relationship! It's Victorian historical fiction though

I would like to share my dream/nightmare. There was this man demon person who came into my room and started tossing books off my shelves and destroying them. I grabbed 2 books and was trying to escape through my window ( they were crescent city 1 & 2 ) but when I looked back to see the man demon he pulled out The Starless Sea, now I have never read it. But he pulled it out and I started crying. This dream/nightmare has been in my head because I was crying over one particular book I haven’t read yet and so I think, it’s going to be amazing. Hahaha❤️

Our tbrs are matching a lot!

I have the gollancz paperback edt. They do not have the netflix sticker on them. I do not know if i get the wolf on the backside when they are all mined up as my books are in different places right now

🙀 I am sooo curious to hear how you find the Radiance.

I always say Zayne as a representation of what Vin would have been if she never met Kelsier and the crew and found actual love and trust.

Can you read Blood song as a standalone

I was going to pick up heaven breaker but I don’t think I’m going to like the story. It’s really pretty though.

Skeptical of Red Tower books. 👀

I was worried about starting Heavenbreaker, but I ended up really loving it! Huge Neon Genesis Evangelion vibes and not as much romantasy as I was expecting.

Grace Draven is a great author, I absolutely loved Radiance, its a beautiful story. Im curious to see what you think when you get a chance to read. Ive been in the worst slump lately but i think i might have found a book, finally, to take me out, its called Fall of the Horizon by Jessica Ayala, might want to take a look. Thanks for sharing a little more of your beautiful pooch, Luna.

I’m about 25% into Goddess of the River and enjoying it so far! I just love Patel’s writing.

I’ve already read and finished Goddess of the River and I dare say I might enjoy it even more than Kaikeyi. It’s nice seeing these retellings from hinduism given its part of my ethnic & cultural background.

I find Adrian Tchaikovsky so interesting - I thought Guns of the Dawn was fine, but I've DNF'd Empire of Black and Gold twice, whereas I loved the whole Children of Time series and the Bioforms books...

I’ve only read 2 of these books 😆 but am glad to see your ratings were in line with mine. lol. ILOAL & MOTO

The Kindred Saga is a fantasy book that happens to have a romance. The first is Spark of the Everflame by Penn Cole

I read the book on its own and I felt the opposite when I watched the movie. I was disappointed by the changes.

I’m currently finishing The Fate of the Tearling for June and my first book of July is gonna be The Hemlock Queen. The Foxglove King was so good and I really hope the sequel doesn’t let me down. I had planned to read Fragile Threads of Power in July, but after finishing A Conjuring of Light and reading the synopsis, I decided to skip it. Unfortunately VE Schwab’s writing style isn’t my favorite, plus I don’t care enough about Lila to continue reading about her

More military recs please 🥺

Currently reading the third installment in the Emperor's Edge series. Easy to read and doesn't take itself too seriously, so great for a fun time. Curious what you'll think :)

Love the Kushiel books

Heavenbreaker is delightfully fun imo

I also bought Heaven Breaker on a whim bc the cover and stenciled edges intrigued me 😂 but also- the blurb sounds great!

I enjoyed The Starless Sea. Thanks for the recs!

spin of fate is criminally underrated but I hope you enjoy it!! though idk if I will call it “fun” haha.

For the life of me, I can't understand why Kushiel's Dart hasn't gone viral on TikTok yet. Romantasy fans would have an absolute field day with it. I feel like it's such an important series within the Fantasy corpus and wish it would get more recognition online!

So excited for spin of fate!!

I love Erin Morgenstern's writing style. Both of her books were five-star reads for me, so I hope you'll like them to! The starless sea is one of the cleverest books I've ever come across. How the author is able to connect stories inside stories is just fantastic ❤

I absolutely adored Gideon the Ninth and the ending absolutely wrecked me! I’m hoping to get to the next book soon. Even if you didn’t like Guards Guards I recommend looking at some of the other series within the Discworld universe (the Witches books are really good!) because they all kind of have different vibes depending on the story

Oh my gosh I love the Emperor’s Edge series!!! It needs more love on RUclips! So excited for you to get to meet those characters for the first time!

I know I probably wouldn't have a good time with it, but I love that artwork on The Last Bloodcarver. Goddess of the River and Kushiel's Dart are excellent, hope you enjoy them! Whichever one of your patrons recommended KD knows what's up.

I will say Kushiel's Dart is a book that sincerely grossed me out. I don't understand why it doesn't have more criticism, so I'm curious what you think of it...

do you read in tandem with the audiobooks?

I love the part where Vin says let’s get mistborning and start mistborning everywhere

Explicit where? Did I miss something

Kushiel’s Dart surprised me, interesting premise and a very intriguing main character. I really enjoyed it and I’m looking forward to seeing what you think.

Se puede vivir eternamente?

Awesome as always thanks!❤

The Fireborne Blade is a kickass one. I highly suggest it because the sequel is coming out later this year already

Will you read Tomi Adeyemi?

Hardest Boss you faced in the DLC?

There is a book titled Our Wives Under the Sea.... I find it hilarious that her user name is a play on a book title and she's bashing titles of other books... Let people do what they want, just don't read the book if you don't like it. Actually, I'm not even really digging the subject of this video, like just let people do their thing, just because you don't like something doesn't mean that no-one should be allowed to like it...

I have no real evidence but i feel like peoples opinion of mistborn era 2 depends entirely on how you feel about Wayne

I was also disappointed with a curse for true love. I'd absolutely loved that series up until that point, even if it was absolutely ridiculous at times, I could not get enough of Eva and jacks. And then iw as dying for a year, waiting for the third book to come out, only to be presented with...whatever that was. Like it wasn't terrible. I'd still give it like 4⭐️ but the first two I gave 5⭐️. ACFTL just felt so rushed, apollos pov was so unnecessary, I would have preferred more of jacks and Eva. I thought we were going to get MORE jacks and Eva in this book then we might have in others, but instead we got the least out if any of the books! And yeah, I didn't really like how the amnesia trope was done. Also, they FINALLY get together, they FINALLY kiss, and we ONLY GET ONE KISS? THATS IT? after all that waiting, they kiss and then THE END? What? No? I felt like all of the angst and tesion and yearning from the first two books was gone. 😭 So disappointed with it.

So far pretty good year.... The Heroes and Lies of Locke Lamora both very good as expected. Godkiller I was leery of as it was a "booktube darling" but I enjoyed it too. Dragon Republic and Argent to the Stars were ok-ish. Then out of nowhere Empress of Forever and All the Seas of the World were absolutely spectacular and I recommend them to anyone who will listen. Age of Madness triology I picked up last week and is on the shelf just waiting.

Have you read the Caraval trilogy? I feel like everyone who talks about Once Upon a Broken Heart has read it or never even mentions it, which came first. Personally I really liked it and though I haven’t read the spin off trilogy yet, I think it’s less confusing and all over the place like a lot of people have been saying about the spin off. Definitely whimsical and fairy tale-esque but definitely worth the read imo