#FantasyBookReview

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Review of Someday I'll Be Redeemed by Kelly Blanchard

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Pages: 468 Where to buy: Amazon Love me a mysterious cloaked guy with magical fire coming from his hands! The book cover had me picking up this book. Sooooo…I will admit I read book 2 and it has left me a bit wanting, so this review of book one might be colored by my feelings for book two. I’ll be honest, there was plenty in this book that usually…

[barrynadel]

Top Fantasy Books That A Fantasy-Freak Must Read

For readers, mythology and folklore have combined to produce a huge quantity of fantasy works. Readers are kept up all night long by their excitement to keep turning the pages and reading the results of the decisions they make throughout the book. Fantasy readers will do anything to achieve the climax and feel satisfied, including staying up late, disrupting sleep patterns, reading many volumes in one day, and many other things.

We are aware that these books fill the hole left by reality while also stimulating the mind. Every reader has been covered by a magical, amusing, and inventive fantasy world that has added excitement to life. After reading a fantasy book review that blew our minds, we got the top books you should read if you are starting with the genre and want the best out of your time. 

With this, let us start with the list; you can easily decide which to read first! 

The Top Fantasy Series to Keep You Interested 

You shouldn't attempt to read every book at once. Fantasy is about holding onto the world around you and reliving it uniquely. Let's get started with our list, and you can read anything that sparks your fancy! Let's explore the best fantasy series ever, which can introduce you to different realities, lessons, and adventures.

Dr. Barry Nadel's The Hoshiyan Chronicles: Dr. Barry Nadel's The Hoshiyan Chronicles is one of the political fantasy-thriller books that guarantees readers an engaging plot. The legendary King, Light of Justice, is being sought for by Israeli professor Yoshua Rosenberg and his colleagues. Nevertheless, they happen across a secret-filled underground vault, which ignites.

a covert conflict between Yoshua, the Chronicle, and the Vatican! Dr. Barry Nadel reinvented fantasy literature for die-hard fantasy fans and revived the idea of spiritual enlightenment.

S.A. Chakraborty's trilogy:  The City of Brass, is set in 18th-century Cairo and introduces readers to Nahri, a thief-turned-exorcist who unintentionally summons a djinn warrior who leads Nahri and the readers to the City of Brass. The series offers readers a good number of exciting encounters with its two sequels.

In all the fantasy novel series, Erin Morgenstern's The Night Circus stands out as the only one that combines mystery and Victorian England.

Scott Hawkins' The Library at Mount Char: Are you a fan of books about magic and immortality?

Library at Mount Char: is the one where Carolyn and her eleven siblings reside in a home that their allegedly eternal father owns. He grants the readers access to his library's powers. We enjoyed it until the conclusion of the book after reading a fantasy novel about it. We gave you a suitable summary of the novel because we know that revealing more about the plot may eventually ruin it for you.

Conclusion We thought you would spend a lot of time eating the aforementioned novels, one of the best fantasy books, in their entirety. You ought to proceed. 

[the-mad-bird-diaries]

✨“The deeds of men, as footprints in the desert.” The Lions of Al-Rassan is a beautiful novel. Guy Gavriel Kay's writing style is exquisite and mesmerizing, I can't praise him enough. This story happens in a world based on Al-Andalus and the events presiding Spanish Reconquista. I never was a fan of Spanish history, but after this book I felt an urge to research it and even visit Andalusia. For me, it's a high mark itself. The novel is more about characters than about the plot - about brave and honorable people who had to make hard choices in their lives. This story reflects deeply on what happens with people during the wars. And muse about things that can seem easy, but that are not easy at all. About love, life, parenthood, duty, and loyalty. And about how it's hard to understand what is right. This story follows four main characters - people from different worlds and shows us their way through the end of the familiar world. I liked the theme of blending different cultures and religions, and the idea that if people want and work on it - different cultures could coexist together and learn the best from each other, create something even better. And the idea of how hard it is. The war and political events left as a background to the story of these people and their friendship. There is some action in this story, brutality too, but not as much as you can expect from such kind of story. It's slow-burning and reflective. And as for the fantasy aspect... Well, it exists in such a small amount, only some small hints and details - that's all. The only question I have is why GGK is so good, but I see his praise on bookstagram not THAT often? I feel like I need to read all of his books just to promote them. 📖“Make your country—all of Esperaña if you can unite it—into a land that understands more than only war and righteous piety. Allow space in your lives for more than battle chants to inspire soldiers. Teach your people to... understand a garden, the reason for a fountain, music.” #guygavrielkay #thelionsofalrassan #historicalfantasy #fantasy #fantasybookreview #fantasyreview #book #books #bookstagram #bookrecommendations #bookreview https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd-3CCggjnZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[escapevelocitycollection]

The premise of this book sounded slightly ridiculous to me, but I suspected that in Naomi Novik’s capable hands it could turn into something really fun. – Robin

Our curator Robin reviewed Naomi Novik’s A Deadly Education. Curious what she has to say about it? https://escapevelocitycollection.com/review-a-deadly-education-naomi-novik/

[bookingforfun]

I finished The Burning God this morning which is very fitting because today is International Women’s Day and Rin is definitely a bad A❌❌ 💪🏾🥷. I really connected with this series, I laughed, I cried (hard 😁) and at times I was so frustrated with Rin that I wanted to slap some sense into her 😩. I’ve heard mixed reviews about the last book in the series (the burning god) but honestly I’m happy with the way the book ended. Rin is young , fiery (like literally), and deeply complicated and flawed. There is really no other the way the series could have ended (IMO)🤷🏾‍♀️. I really enjoyed the burning god , R.F. Kuang does an excellent job of refreshing the reader on past events that took place in the previous books. Rin has truly been through it all, she has been discriminated against, beaten, maimed but she has also overcome adversity, defeated enemies and led an army to war. She has done it all. I’m bummed that the series has ended, but I’m so happy that I got a chance to experience this series one amazing book at a time 📚🥰. • • #fantasybooks #fantasybookreview #booksaremagical #bookphotography📸 #bookingforfun #bookbloggersofig #bookwormsofig #momsthatread #readforpleasure #readforyourself #noshelfcontrol #mybookshelves #neutralphotography #bookshelfie #ibuybooks (at Kennesaw, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMLbppJAHwE/?igshid=14xmq884cto4a

[deecwill]

DARK HEIRLOOM-REVIEW

Hi all, it’s review time.I know, I know haven’t done this in a few weeks will better at it promise. Anyways, on to the review.

I received an ARC of this book in an exchange for an honest review and I can honestly say I enjoyed this book. Confession, the first few chapters did confuse me because I couldn’t figure out what was happening to Emma. Once I got over my confusion the book was awesome and I liked Emma’s growth as I continued to read. This book had just enough twists and turns to keep me guessing and enough action and romance to make me want to continue reading. Besides who doesn’t love hot vampires?  If you love vampires as much as I do give this book a chance.

Until next time peace!   

[booksbylkevans]

Review of A Threat of Shadows by J A Andrews

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Pages: 452 Where to buy: Amazon | Barnes and Noble I’ve seen this book recommended a lot lately, so I thought I’d give it a go. This felt like an old-school quest fantasy book. Clean, super quick, and full of adventuring with quest buddies. I very much—and I can’t stress this enough—enjoyed the fact that we followed a single point of view through the…

[booksbylkevans]

Review of A Dance of Cloaks by David Dalglish

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Pages: 386 Where to buy: Amazon | Kobo | Barnes and Noble I picked this book looking for a sneaky assassin/thief/heist story. While it didn’t fit what I was looking for, it was still a fun read. If you do want a heist or more detailed theft type of book, this isn’t going to fit the bill. It’s more focused on the organization of the thieve guilds, not…

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Pariah by Anthony Ryan

Pariah by Anthony Ryan

I’m so thankful I won an advanced reader copy of this book. I’m a huge fan of Mr. Ryan, and it seems when I’m in a reading slump, his books always pull me out. The book is told in the first person by Alwyn Scribe and is pretty much the story of his life, starting at a pivotal moment. We follow him as his once-familiar life gets turned upside down and events set him on a path of mystery and…

[bookingforfun]

What a wild ride y’all ! I can honestly say that I have NEVER read anything like this 😁. There was world building, gentrification, race relations, avatars and I’m so excited to see what Jemisin does with this series! I felt such a connection with the city of New York and I haven’t been to New York a day in my life😄, but that is how connected I was to the characters. I could see Brooklyn and the Bronx clear as day while reading this book, I was totally immersed in this world that Jemisin created. The City we Became left me feeling hopeful and a little bit anxious to see what will happen next. This book is in a league of it’s own and If you are up for the challenge, I know that you will love it too! Pick up this gem 💎 if you haven’t already! : : #bookreviewersofig #bookphotography📸 #fantasybookreview #fantasybookstagram #bookingforfun #bookbloggersofig #bookwormsofig #momsthatread #readforpleasure #readforyourself (at Kennesaw, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLpt489Apwv/?igshid=1n23sdunmf9zp