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Thomas’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Thomas’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Thomas Clark Schecter
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June 2025
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The Shieldbreaker, Book One: The Last of the Etela
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2025
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The Shieldbreaker, Book Two: Holiest of Cities (The Shieldbreaker Saga, #2)
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Thomas’s Recent Updates
"I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review.
The Pale is like if the witcher were played by Don Quixote and written by Mel Brooks. This is an excellent fantasy novel, full of voice and heart, and definitely unique. Set in The Pa" Read more of this review » |
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Thomas Schecter
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1 other person
liked
Ian Barr's review
of
The Shieldbreaker, Book Two: Holiest of Cities (The Shieldbreaker Saga, #2):
"Received an ARC copy of this book but had to wait until Mr. Schecter uploaded Holiest of Cities onto Goodreads for you all to hear about. (Unless you read my in-depth post celebrating the world of Shieldbreaker over on Substack).
Anyways. Let's get t" Read more of this review » |
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Thomas Schecter
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Vinny's review
of
The Shieldbreaker, Book Two: Holiest of Cities (The Shieldbreaker Saga, #2):
"Advanced Review Copy provided by author.
An excellent second installment of The Shieldbreaker Saga, ratcheting up the intensity without ratcheting up the bloodshed. Schecter continues to build out his world and characters in interesting ways. These wa" Read more of this review » |
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Thomas Schecter
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1 other person
liked
A Knight's review
of
The Shieldbreaker, Book Two: Holiest of Cities (The Shieldbreaker Saga, #2):
"Somehow, this book beats The Last of Etela for me.
The stakes have been set. High. The dramatic irony? Through the roof. Watch plans get hatched and fail, watch secrets get revealed. The politics of the world and the psychology of the characters have " Read more of this review » |
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