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Book Review: The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell
In The Dragon Has Some Complaints, Our Protagonist is an outcast three headed dragon (formerly four headed) named Garrodigh. He has anger issues, and despises humans because they are at war, a war that had collateral damage. (He has huge gaps in his memory, but he’s pretty sure he lost his fourth head, “Lefty” because…
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Book Review: Ode to the Half-Broken by Suzanne Palmer
It’s the post-apocalypse and a nameless military mech wakes up in a tub after a malware attack, missing it’s leg. Our nameless Protagonist embarks on a quest to regain its leg and hire a mechanic to repair it. (The mech is an original model, and there are no modular parts that will fit. Why it’s…
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Book Review: Daindreth’s Assassin by Elisabeth Wheatley
After being extremely entertained by Elisabeth Wheatley’s “Book Goblin” videos, and her commentary on various romantic tropes and historical fantasy, I finally decided to read her books. The book I decided to read first was Daindreth’s Assassin, and I was not disappointed. Wheatley has a solid writing style, interesting characters and excellent worldbuilding. Our Protagonist…
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Book Review: The Dark Lord’s Guide to Dating (and Other War Crimes) by Tiffany Hunt
In The Dark Lord’s Guide to Dating (and Other War Crimes), we have one (1) lady named Arabella who has done some time imprisoned in a tower due to her father being extremely terrible. We have one (1) Dark Lord named Kazimir who needs the safety lock off of a magical artifact, which can only…
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Lord of the Black Mountain
Nemar Jhan, Lord Warden of the Assembly of Five had agreed to a marriage alliance with the kingdom of Sewen. Unfortunately his future bride Teren Kelfin had not–Nemar Jhan being not of the faith and a Necromancer. (A legendary Necromancer-King with a terrifying reputation in Sewen and the other Dosai kingdoms. The alliance is…controversial.) Teren…
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