assassin
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After reading The Assassin’s Blade first, I’m not sure whether to call this the second or first book but anyway I’m just going to jump straight in. This book did a great job of getting me hooked on this series. So many interesting characters to meet and as always a new magic world to experience.
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After reading ACOTAR it’s finally time to continue my journey into the Maasverse. This review will be pretty short since this book is just a bunch of novellas and thus are more like bonus stories that if I’m honest I don’t have a bunch to say about it. First and foremost this book got me
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After a lot of slogging, I finally finished Rogue! I’ve been slowly making my way through the series and this one was really tough for me to get through. Not because it was a bad game, but because I am a hardcore Assassin supporter and Templar hater. It was constantly crushing my soul playing as
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This is exactly what I was looking for in a fantasy book! Shadow magic is my all-time favorite. Whenever a story separates magic by elements, I always hope the protagonist will have shadow magic. Now, there is an abundance of urban fantasies that give the protags shadow magic but there are way fewer in non-urban
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I decided to take a break from my Kindle recently and read some physical books for a change, wild I know! Before I get into the nitty-gritty of the book, I do have to say that I think I liked this book as a whole but was pretty disappointed/annoyed with certain parts. I also do
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