The Elven (The Elves # 1)by Bernhard Hennen, James A. Sullivan

Edwin Miles (Translator), Narrator: Michael Page This book puts a whole new spin on my understanding of a saga. I went in completely blind and was a little stunned to see that the listening time was 28hours on normal speed. I started listening to it in between other faster titles and finally completed it. You have…

The Alloy of Law (Mistborn: The Alloy Era #1) by Brandon Sanderson

I reviewed the first series of this world on the blog before:     This book is set many centuries after the first series, and I did not directly jump into it because the reviews were lukewarm in comparison, and I had other ending things to get to. I feel like kicking myself for the…

The Fallen Sun by David R. Grigg

There are many dystopian books out, each with their own niche and some of them stand out. This is one such book. The most unique thing about the story is not the fact that they have the sun shining on them all the time, or that they have adapted the society to divide the work…

Fledgling by Molly Harper

I reviewed the first book of the series below: On reading back the review for the first book I realised afresh how much I enjoyed the series! I think the titles of the books do the content a mild disservice mostly because these are generic in a way and have many similarly-named books floating around…

Children of Blood and Bone (Legacy of Orïsha #1) by Tomi Adeyemi

Anybody who reads, who is a social reader who manages to pop their head from the pages of a book and looks online for more book news knows about this book. I was tempted to purchase it in a book fair I visited in January but the print was a little off, like that was…

The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow

I saw a couple of rave reviews for this book and was able to get hold of it before it was archived on NetGalley. I was lucky to get access to the ARC but the review is completely based on my own reading experience. Where should I begin? I could start with the fact that…

Fool’s Errand (Tawny Man #1) by Robin Hobb

I have linked the previous series below, and I think they are a prerequisite before entering this installment just to ensure you have the right amount of impact.       I should have known better before I started this book earlier today, I had other pressing plans: namely setting the house to rights, some ironing…

Edgedancer (The Stormlight Archive #2.5) by Brandon Sanderson

I have reviewed the other mammoth-sized books in this series and the cover pages will lead you to them. While I wait impatiently for the next edition which is slated to be released only next year (and after that, I will have to wait for it to be available in the library) which essentially means…