fantasy
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I find it just a tad harder to find werewolf books where the MC struggles with being newly turned for more than one book so I do really like this series as a whole. Sadly though, a few details in Merlin’s Heir kept me from fully enjoying it. The biggest issue was the lack of
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I absolutely loved the first book so it comes as no surprise that I loved this one too! Even though I touched on this briefly in the previous book’s review it still feels weird to say that the best part of this book is the stress and worry that comes from having the story told
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I have never had such a weight lift off my shoulders than that of finishing this series. Sure, I loved and loved/hated almost every book and moment, but it was such a huge commitment that I feel so relieved and accomplished after finishing the series. Now, about this book specifically, I would say it’s my
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It comes as no surprise to anyone who’s read my previous Throne of Glass book reviews but Chaol is my favorite character, so it’s not shocking that Tower of Dawn is my new favorite! But Chaol being front and center is only one part of why I loved this book. Of all the different scenarios
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After Queen of Shadows fully got my attention I was a tad afraid that I wouldn’t like Empire of Storms as much, especially considering that my boy Chaol isn’t in it. Luckily it did not disappoint, plus for my own entertainment, I kept a count of how many times Chaol was mentioned(13 times by name
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After reading many many werewolf books, I’ve found that out of all the different types of werewolf stories, the hardest to find are the ones where the main character gets turned and it’s not a good thing but they still learn to live with it. Most are about born werewolves(and the normal/good that comes with
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Oh man as a Chaol fan, this book started at a real low point, so much so that I almost thought I’d have to give it a bad review. But then I had to remind myself that only a good book can affect my emotions like that. Besides I didn’t have to worry about that
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This book was interesting because it solidified my love of this series but at the same time I was a tad disappointed in it too. First, I can’t get enough of the magic in space! Adding magic is the perfect way to get me hooked on a sci-fi series. I also absolutely love the politics
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I love and hate starting a great new show. Love it because now I have a new show to rewatch and hate it because I finish it so fast and have to wait for more! I’m still very new to The Sandman universe but loved the show so I was super excited when I learned
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This book was classic in two main ways. The first is that it was the classic intervention book in a series. You know that book where the main character is depressed and needs tough love and a shoulder to cry on to get them to accept their destiny? Yeah, this was that type of book.
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