Pros: Dark plots, varied characters, and a rich but unobtrusive setting. Cons: A muddled beginning.
It is the forest dreaming of death. The shocked gaze before the eyes roll up. The maggot wriggling from the wound. I criticized Tad Williams's <
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Dragonbone Chair for its pretentious ...
Pros: Pretty much everything Cons: one villain that's a little two-dimensional
I bought The Briar King, by Greg Keyes, a while back because everybody told me that it was so good. However, I found myself reluctant to start yet another epic fantasy series, so it languished in my "To be read" stack. Then, I received a review ...
As the first book in a four book series dubbed The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone, The Briar King took me by surprise. Knowing that the author Greg Keyes had previously penned books in the rather commercial Babylon 5 and Star Wars series, I had ...
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