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Buried Goddess Saga #1-3
The Buried Goddess Saga - Redstar Rising: Books 1-3
Only a group of unlikely heroes can save the world.
The Warlock Redstar has spent a lifetime preparing. Now, the time has come to resurrect his beloved Goddess so she may gain vengeance upon the world which cast her underground for eternity and forgot her.
As the shadows of evil spread across Pantego, heroes rise from unexpected places. A master thief from a village in the middle of nowhere, going nowhere. An orphaned blood mage barely able to control the magic coursing through her veins. A disgraced knight, dispatched on a suicide quest by his mad queen.
They're not what the Glass Kingdom wanted, but they're the only ones who can stop Redstar before it's too late. If the Buried Goddess returns to exact her vengeance, not a soul will survive.
Included in the Redstar Rising Trilogy:
Book 1: Web of Eyes (IPPY Award Winner)
Book 2: Winds of War
Book 3: Will of Fire
The Warlock Redstar has spent a lifetime preparing. Now, the time has come to resurrect his beloved Goddess so she may gain vengeance upon the world which cast her underground for eternity and forgot her.
As the shadows of evil spread across Pantego, heroes rise from unexpected places. A master thief from a village in the middle of nowhere, going nowhere. An orphaned blood mage barely able to control the magic coursing through her veins. A disgraced knight, dispatched on a suicide quest by his mad queen.
They're not what the Glass Kingdom wanted, but they're the only ones who can stop Redstar before it's too late. If the Buried Goddess returns to exact her vengeance, not a soul will survive.
Included in the Redstar Rising Trilogy:
Book 1: Web of Eyes (IPPY Award Winner)
Book 2: Winds of War
Book 3: Will of Fire
- GenresFantasy
1329 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 4, 2019
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He has been writing since he can remember, scribbling down what he thought were epic short stories when he was young to show to his parents. When he reached high school he decided to take that a step further and write the “Isinda Trilogy”. After the encouragement of his favorite English teacher he decided to self-publish the “Isinda Trilogy” so that the people closest to him could enjoy his early work.
While studying architecture Rhett continued to write as much as he could, but finding the time during the brutal curriculum proved difficult. It wasn’t until he was a senior that he decided to finally pursue his passion for Science Fiction. After rededicating himself to reading works of the Science Fiction author’s he always loved, (Frank Herbert, Timothy Zahn, Heinlein, etc.) he began writing “The Circuit: Executor Rising”, The first part of what he hopes will be a successful Adult Science Fiction Series.
Since then Rhett has been hired by an Architecture firm in Mount Kisco, NY. But that hasn’t stopped him from continuing to work on “The Circuit” and all of the other stories bouncing around in his head. He is also currently studying at the New School to earn a Certificate in Screenwriting in the hopes of one day writing for TV or Video Games.
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Rhett Bruno grew up in Hauppauge, New York, and studied at the Syracuse University School of Architecture where he graduated cum laude.
He has been writing since he can remember, scribbling down what he thought were epic short stories when he was young to show to his parents. When he reached high school he decided to take that a step further and write the “Isinda Trilogy”. After the encouragement of his favorite English teacher he decided to self-publish the “Isinda Trilogy” so that the people closest to him could enjoy his early work.
While studying architecture Rhett continued to write as much as he could, but finding the time during the brutal curriculum proved difficult. It wasn’t until he was a senior that he decided to finally pursue his passion for Science Fiction. After rededicating himself to reading works of the Science Fiction author’s he always loved, (Frank Herbert, Timothy Zahn, Heinlein, etc.) he began writing “The Circuit: Executor Rising”, The first part of what he hopes will be a successful Adult Science Fiction Series.
Since then Rhett has been hired by an Architecture firm in Mount Kisco, NY. But that hasn’t stopped him from continuing to work on “The Circuit” and all of the other stories bouncing around in his head. He is also currently studying at the New School to earn a Certificate in Screenwriting in the hopes of one day writing for TV or Video Games.
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January 11, 2021
Finished!
(I'm actually reading the complete omnibus on Kindle, but couldn't find a listing for that.) :)
So, the first half of the saga done, and I'm surprised at how much I truly enjoyed this. This series excels at characters; I'm actually invested in them and their relatiosnhips. (The dialogue is a bit "slangy" for me in a fantasy series, but it worked in the context of this series.)
I also thought there was a good job of worldbuilding, without reveling overly much on expository dialogue and info dumps. This books takes the old adage "Show, don't tell" to heart; most revelalations in this book tend to be revealed thru action, rather than dialogue.
On to Part 2!
(I'm actually reading the complete omnibus on Kindle, but couldn't find a listing for that.) :)
So, the first half of the saga done, and I'm surprised at how much I truly enjoyed this. This series excels at characters; I'm actually invested in them and their relatiosnhips. (The dialogue is a bit "slangy" for me in a fantasy series, but it worked in the context of this series.)
I also thought there was a good job of worldbuilding, without reveling overly much on expository dialogue and info dumps. This books takes the old adage "Show, don't tell" to heart; most revelalations in this book tend to be revealed thru action, rather than dialogue.
On to Part 2!
June 11, 2019
Web of Eyes – Buried Goddess #1 – Rhett Bruno & Jamie Castle
I don’t actually read a lot of Fantasy, preferring Sci-Fi, but being a fan of Rhett Bruno’s work, I had to have a read, and the premise of the book sounded interesting as well. This book is just a lot of fun, with some good characters, an excellent story and I have to say, I liked the blood magic. There are some that may not consider this 'Hard Core Fantasy', but that is always the case with this type of book. Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the ride, and enjoy the humour, this is most definitely worth the read.
The main story involves a young prince who has a particular item with him, a Drav Cra Doll, that it is believed when crafted properly can contain the bearers soul. An evil magic user, who uses something called ‘blood-magic’ which was an interesting concept in the story, takes the Princes doll, as well as cursing the child. The Queen, who is now in command as the King has passed commands that anyone who can should try and find this doll.
They live in what is known as ‘The Glass Kingdom’, and guarding them are the Kings Guard, and at the head of the Kings Guard, is the Wearer of White, Sworn Protector of the Glass Kingdom, in this story a Knight known as Torsten Unger.
Torsten vows to get the doll back, but not without help.
So that is the kind of serious part of the story, and then we have the less serious part, in which we have Whitney Firestown, and whoever had the fun of writing him, it is a culmination of so many different humourous characters, all rolled into one. At times he is a little over done, but you can look past that for the sheer fun he brings to the story. Whitney is the (Insert Air Quotes), Greatest Thief in the known Kingdom, and through a series of events, is cornered into going with Torsten.
Their goal isn’t quite so easy though, as they have to enter some dreaded wood, in which a horrendous Spider creature of your worst nightmares lives, feeding on anything she can, but preferably humans. It is kind of like Shelob meets Medusa.
There are several other characters as well, but one of note is Sora, Whitneys childhood friend, who he has not seen in a while, but he runs into and she ends up coming along. She is also a ‘Blood Mage’, and this gives the story a few extra twists, but a somewhat familiar ending.
Overall, there are some good concepts, some fun things, some downright gruesome and horrendous things, and some good fantasy adventure. The fight scenes are well played out, and the story is an easy and enjoyable read.
As I said, I don’t do a lot of Fantasy, but after finishing this, I went and got parts 2 and 3, as I knew I was going to enjoy them. For those who want a good adventure story, some good characters (well Whitney is more funny than good!), and something that you don't want to meet in a dark alley, (or a haunted wood), this is is most definitely worth the read!!
The narration on this is just outstanding, Luke Daniels continues to be a stand-out as one of the best narrators on the Audible list today. His range of voices is just incredible, and his clarity and ease of listening make him a joy to listen to regardless of what he is doing. With this he brought to life the gruff Knight Torsten, the Queen who is both a sociopathic Queen, but also a distressed Mother, and lets not forget Whitney. My favourite though would be Sora, who he managed to create with her own special charm and mystique. Daniels is brilliant, and adds even more life to the story giving it an extra edge I don’t think it had with the written word.
Winds of War – Buried Goddess #2 – Rhett Bruno & Jamie Castle
Winds of War picks up from the end of Web of Eyes, were Pantega has suffered a lot at the hands of Queen Oleander in her attempt to find her son, the new King. Torsten is the new Wearer after the death of Lord Davies, and Whitney and Sora are off together ‘Playing’ at thieving, so that Sora can understand all of Whitney’s rules.
In the meantime, a massive Shesaitju army has come to threaten the Glass Kingdom.
Torsten is also worried about the King, the Queen and the whole Kingdom given that the Queen’s treacherous own brother Redstar is now a part of King Pi’s Council, and worse still, Torsten is forced to take Redstar and a contingent of Drav Cra as allies in any up coming battles or even discussions with the Foreign Army.
The opening of the book sets the scene for the remainder of the book, with difficult Political issues within the Glass Kingdom for the newly installed King Pi, who is just twelve, and acting rather strange, and odd, having been risen from the dead. The Queen is no longer in power, with a constant struggle for power between Pi (who is being guided, whether magically or not, by Redstar), Torsten as he struggles to assert himself in his new position as wearer, but to get everyone to see the danger they are in, and to try and fill the shoes of Uriah Davies, and of course Redstar himself, who even whilst acting for Pi, seems to act on his own as well.
The Political Intrigue of the capital is masterful as you watch various pieces moved about like those on a chess board, but with some characters having no clue of what is happening or what is coming. The twists, turns and game playing that occurs in this 2nd book is enough to make Game of Throne’s fans sit back and go ‘Huh!’ with a grin on their faces.
Add to that the incredible fight scenes that occur in this book, the descriptions of the various characters as they do battle is just stunning, and you find yourself glued to the book, reading these breathe-taking combat scenes.
But just to make sure that things never get too serious, there is also Whitney Blissslayer, who is not only a great character as far as his involvement for the story, etc, but the comedic acts that go on between him and Torsten, as well as Sora make this book worth reading just for these sections alone. As with Web of Eyes, Whitney goes out of his way to wind up Torsten like a Jack in the Box. It was funny in part 1, it is funnier in Part 2. Castle and Bruno are obviously had a lot of fun writing these parts.
And that is what makes this book so brilliant. There is the comedy with Whitney, Torsten and Sora, Political Intrigue between Torsten, Redstar, King Pi and Queen Oleander. There is utter despair, and tragedy when Torsten goes to see a broken Rand, and Psychotic glee from Redstar when he is on the field of battle with his Warlocks.
The characters are all exceptionally well written, with detailed back stories, and in a finely crafted world. The world building had been done with exquisite detail, from the Beautiful Glass Towers of the Kingdom, to the muddy battlefields throughout the various war zones.
Web of Eyes was a brilliant start to the Series, and Winds of War continues it in outstanding style. Can’t wait to see what Will of Fire brings us!!
If you liked the first one, you have to read this one, and if you haven’t gotten into the series, now is the time to jump on board to what is going to be one of the series of the year. Don’t miss out, it’s too much fun!!
Will of Fire – Buried Goddess #3 – Rhett Bruno & Jamie Castle
The first two books in this series were good, but they were just practice runs for this final book.
This is the culmination of the first 2 books, were it all comes together in an epic confrontation.
Redstar has been incredibly crafty and using his guile and magic has taken control of the throne through the young King, leaving Queen Oleander on the out, and unable to have any influence over her son.
Meanwhile, Whitney is stuck in what appears to be the afterlife, or what is more commonly known as ‘Elsewhere’, and Sora has trapped him there with the Vampire, not by fault, but in a desperate attempt to save his life.
Now she is trying everything she can to rescue him, and as such, she seeks out everyone and everything she must to gain the power and knowledge to get to him.
As she does so, she finds that all is not what it seems, that she is not what she thought, and (without giving too much away), we suddenly realise that Sora is far more powerful than anything we ever considered. She is also tied to a lot of different things that we hadn’t previously known, and this suddenly this story with its epic beginning in the forest, and the building of war in the second part, takes on a whole new light.
Whilst there are some things that do come to a climatic confrontation, and as such closure in this part, this only opens more doors and questions, making this story compelling on a multitude of levels.
Once again, the character work is just exceptional. Sora is not just enchanting, she is totally enthralling in this particular part, and you find yourself wanting to jump sections to find out what has happened to her. The development of Sora throughout the series has been absolutely extraordinary, and she is easily the best character in this series and the one to watch coming up.
Whitney as usual continues to stumble about in his own personal ‘hell’, but as he does so, he actually begins to learn things about himself, and this part of the story was utterly fascinating on a psychological level.
As usual Torstens character was just brilliant, locked away in prison, and waiting for his only one hope, a loyal Glassman, such as Rand to free him to go and fight Redstar. Torsten’s tortured soul continues to be a fascinating character as we learn more and more of his history, his relationship with the Queen, and read about his current exploits.
One of the standouts of the minor characters was Rand, having drifted off after his role with the Queen in part 2, and now a shattered drunk from murdering so many souls, the description and portrayal of Rand is just brilliant.
Part 1 and 2 of this story were outstanding, but they are only mediocre in comparison to the excellence that is Part 3, it is just so good. If you have not started this series, you have to get into it now.
I don’t normally read Fantasy, but this was too good to miss (Especially being a huge fan of Bruno’s work, I had to read it, and Jaime Castle is just a total legend), this is epic fantasy at its best.
Exceptional characters, a gripping, powerful storyline, and an outstanding world – this will be one of the Fantasy books of the year!!
I don’t actually read a lot of Fantasy, preferring Sci-Fi, but being a fan of Rhett Bruno’s work, I had to have a read, and the premise of the book sounded interesting as well. This book is just a lot of fun, with some good characters, an excellent story and I have to say, I liked the blood magic. There are some that may not consider this 'Hard Core Fantasy', but that is always the case with this type of book. Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the ride, and enjoy the humour, this is most definitely worth the read.
The main story involves a young prince who has a particular item with him, a Drav Cra Doll, that it is believed when crafted properly can contain the bearers soul. An evil magic user, who uses something called ‘blood-magic’ which was an interesting concept in the story, takes the Princes doll, as well as cursing the child. The Queen, who is now in command as the King has passed commands that anyone who can should try and find this doll.
They live in what is known as ‘The Glass Kingdom’, and guarding them are the Kings Guard, and at the head of the Kings Guard, is the Wearer of White, Sworn Protector of the Glass Kingdom, in this story a Knight known as Torsten Unger.
Torsten vows to get the doll back, but not without help.
So that is the kind of serious part of the story, and then we have the less serious part, in which we have Whitney Firestown, and whoever had the fun of writing him, it is a culmination of so many different humourous characters, all rolled into one. At times he is a little over done, but you can look past that for the sheer fun he brings to the story. Whitney is the (Insert Air Quotes), Greatest Thief in the known Kingdom, and through a series of events, is cornered into going with Torsten.
Their goal isn’t quite so easy though, as they have to enter some dreaded wood, in which a horrendous Spider creature of your worst nightmares lives, feeding on anything she can, but preferably humans. It is kind of like Shelob meets Medusa.
There are several other characters as well, but one of note is Sora, Whitneys childhood friend, who he has not seen in a while, but he runs into and she ends up coming along. She is also a ‘Blood Mage’, and this gives the story a few extra twists, but a somewhat familiar ending.
Overall, there are some good concepts, some fun things, some downright gruesome and horrendous things, and some good fantasy adventure. The fight scenes are well played out, and the story is an easy and enjoyable read.
As I said, I don’t do a lot of Fantasy, but after finishing this, I went and got parts 2 and 3, as I knew I was going to enjoy them. For those who want a good adventure story, some good characters (well Whitney is more funny than good!), and something that you don't want to meet in a dark alley, (or a haunted wood), this is is most definitely worth the read!!
The narration on this is just outstanding, Luke Daniels continues to be a stand-out as one of the best narrators on the Audible list today. His range of voices is just incredible, and his clarity and ease of listening make him a joy to listen to regardless of what he is doing. With this he brought to life the gruff Knight Torsten, the Queen who is both a sociopathic Queen, but also a distressed Mother, and lets not forget Whitney. My favourite though would be Sora, who he managed to create with her own special charm and mystique. Daniels is brilliant, and adds even more life to the story giving it an extra edge I don’t think it had with the written word.
Winds of War – Buried Goddess #2 – Rhett Bruno & Jamie Castle
Winds of War picks up from the end of Web of Eyes, were Pantega has suffered a lot at the hands of Queen Oleander in her attempt to find her son, the new King. Torsten is the new Wearer after the death of Lord Davies, and Whitney and Sora are off together ‘Playing’ at thieving, so that Sora can understand all of Whitney’s rules.
In the meantime, a massive Shesaitju army has come to threaten the Glass Kingdom.
Torsten is also worried about the King, the Queen and the whole Kingdom given that the Queen’s treacherous own brother Redstar is now a part of King Pi’s Council, and worse still, Torsten is forced to take Redstar and a contingent of Drav Cra as allies in any up coming battles or even discussions with the Foreign Army.
The opening of the book sets the scene for the remainder of the book, with difficult Political issues within the Glass Kingdom for the newly installed King Pi, who is just twelve, and acting rather strange, and odd, having been risen from the dead. The Queen is no longer in power, with a constant struggle for power between Pi (who is being guided, whether magically or not, by Redstar), Torsten as he struggles to assert himself in his new position as wearer, but to get everyone to see the danger they are in, and to try and fill the shoes of Uriah Davies, and of course Redstar himself, who even whilst acting for Pi, seems to act on his own as well.
The Political Intrigue of the capital is masterful as you watch various pieces moved about like those on a chess board, but with some characters having no clue of what is happening or what is coming. The twists, turns and game playing that occurs in this 2nd book is enough to make Game of Throne’s fans sit back and go ‘Huh!’ with a grin on their faces.
Add to that the incredible fight scenes that occur in this book, the descriptions of the various characters as they do battle is just stunning, and you find yourself glued to the book, reading these breathe-taking combat scenes.
But just to make sure that things never get too serious, there is also Whitney Blissslayer, who is not only a great character as far as his involvement for the story, etc, but the comedic acts that go on between him and Torsten, as well as Sora make this book worth reading just for these sections alone. As with Web of Eyes, Whitney goes out of his way to wind up Torsten like a Jack in the Box. It was funny in part 1, it is funnier in Part 2. Castle and Bruno are obviously had a lot of fun writing these parts.
And that is what makes this book so brilliant. There is the comedy with Whitney, Torsten and Sora, Political Intrigue between Torsten, Redstar, King Pi and Queen Oleander. There is utter despair, and tragedy when Torsten goes to see a broken Rand, and Psychotic glee from Redstar when he is on the field of battle with his Warlocks.
The characters are all exceptionally well written, with detailed back stories, and in a finely crafted world. The world building had been done with exquisite detail, from the Beautiful Glass Towers of the Kingdom, to the muddy battlefields throughout the various war zones.
Web of Eyes was a brilliant start to the Series, and Winds of War continues it in outstanding style. Can’t wait to see what Will of Fire brings us!!
If you liked the first one, you have to read this one, and if you haven’t gotten into the series, now is the time to jump on board to what is going to be one of the series of the year. Don’t miss out, it’s too much fun!!
Will of Fire – Buried Goddess #3 – Rhett Bruno & Jamie Castle
The first two books in this series were good, but they were just practice runs for this final book.
This is the culmination of the first 2 books, were it all comes together in an epic confrontation.
Redstar has been incredibly crafty and using his guile and magic has taken control of the throne through the young King, leaving Queen Oleander on the out, and unable to have any influence over her son.
Meanwhile, Whitney is stuck in what appears to be the afterlife, or what is more commonly known as ‘Elsewhere’, and Sora has trapped him there with the Vampire, not by fault, but in a desperate attempt to save his life.
Now she is trying everything she can to rescue him, and as such, she seeks out everyone and everything she must to gain the power and knowledge to get to him.
As she does so, she finds that all is not what it seems, that she is not what she thought, and (without giving too much away), we suddenly realise that Sora is far more powerful than anything we ever considered. She is also tied to a lot of different things that we hadn’t previously known, and this suddenly this story with its epic beginning in the forest, and the building of war in the second part, takes on a whole new light.
Whilst there are some things that do come to a climatic confrontation, and as such closure in this part, this only opens more doors and questions, making this story compelling on a multitude of levels.
Once again, the character work is just exceptional. Sora is not just enchanting, she is totally enthralling in this particular part, and you find yourself wanting to jump sections to find out what has happened to her. The development of Sora throughout the series has been absolutely extraordinary, and she is easily the best character in this series and the one to watch coming up.
Whitney as usual continues to stumble about in his own personal ‘hell’, but as he does so, he actually begins to learn things about himself, and this part of the story was utterly fascinating on a psychological level.
As usual Torstens character was just brilliant, locked away in prison, and waiting for his only one hope, a loyal Glassman, such as Rand to free him to go and fight Redstar. Torsten’s tortured soul continues to be a fascinating character as we learn more and more of his history, his relationship with the Queen, and read about his current exploits.
One of the standouts of the minor characters was Rand, having drifted off after his role with the Queen in part 2, and now a shattered drunk from murdering so many souls, the description and portrayal of Rand is just brilliant.
Part 1 and 2 of this story were outstanding, but they are only mediocre in comparison to the excellence that is Part 3, it is just so good. If you have not started this series, you have to get into it now.
I don’t normally read Fantasy, but this was too good to miss (Especially being a huge fan of Bruno’s work, I had to read it, and Jaime Castle is just a total legend), this is epic fantasy at its best.
Exceptional characters, a gripping, powerful storyline, and an outstanding world – this will be one of the Fantasy books of the year!!
June 11, 2019
A New Fantasy adventure
Bruno & Castle have joined up for a fantasy adventure with a great backstory and larger than life characters.
The world building is impressive as there is a lot happening and a lot of pages making this something to get your teeth into for a great deal.
It's just a shame that this is actually only part 1 of a series as their will be a wait for the next thrilling installment.
Bruno & Castle have joined up for a fantasy adventure with a great backstory and larger than life characters.
The world building is impressive as there is a lot happening and a lot of pages making this something to get your teeth into for a great deal.
It's just a shame that this is actually only part 1 of a series as their will be a wait for the next thrilling installment.
July 2, 2022
This is nothing less than wonderful DnD-style fantasy where the line between good and evil is so blurred you could drive a truck on it. Told through four different perspectives, the story is about the consequences of a king's death after he had conquered surrounding nations to bring them under the heel of his monotheistic faith. Rhett Bruno does a great job of bringing each main character to life with his straightforward writing style, working in their different beliefs and philosophies.
August 20, 2019
Welcome to a new world
Wow , I am so glad that I got introduced to these authors. This new world is so vibrant and the characters are real. As you turn the page sometimes you know what is coming and then sometimes you are left with your mouth open and going what just happened..Each book just gets a little better and I can’t wait to get to the next one..
Wow , I am so glad that I got introduced to these authors. This new world is so vibrant and the characters are real. As you turn the page sometimes you know what is coming and then sometimes you are left with your mouth open and going what just happened..Each book just gets a little better and I can’t wait to get to the next one..
October 18, 2021
So close to a fiver
There’s a lot of great action all through this collection and I enjoyed the main characters greatly. Just too many near death situations that the they make it through. Not that I could put it down for long, but that was what kept me from giving it all five stars. Well worth picking up.
There’s a lot of great action all through this collection and I enjoyed the main characters greatly. Just too many near death situations that the they make it through. Not that I could put it down for long, but that was what kept me from giving it all five stars. Well worth picking up.
July 4, 2019
What a concept
Great characters and storyline. Action, twisting plots, if your looking for something different, try this. It has surprised you won't see coming. Found myself totally captivated.
Great characters and storyline. Action, twisting plots, if your looking for something different, try this. It has surprised you won't see coming. Found myself totally captivated.
July 6, 2019
Good read
Easy read with a strong plot that is constantly evolving, jas you think you've reached the climax, it twists and takes off again in the same but slightly different direction.
Easy read with a strong plot that is constantly evolving, jas you think you've reached the climax, it twists and takes off again in the same but slightly different direction.
September 14, 2019
Always have faith in your friends. Love and loyalty wins in the end.
Great adventures from start to finish in this trilogy. Good vs. Evil with many surprises. Be true to who you are to survive all obstacles. Enjoy.
Great adventures from start to finish in this trilogy. Good vs. Evil with many surprises. Be true to who you are to survive all obstacles. Enjoy.
December 4, 2019
By Iam’s Light.
Wow. Wow wow wow. What a fantastic series by two amazing guys. I was on the edge of my seat and couldn’t put this series down.
Amazing characters and development. Love the twists and turns. Engaging history and lore. Fantastic.
Wow. Wow wow wow. What a fantastic series by two amazing guys. I was on the edge of my seat and couldn’t put this series down.
Amazing characters and development. Love the twists and turns. Engaging history and lore. Fantastic.
July 10, 2019
Read first two earlier.
Wow. Complex. Interesting. Not anti-heros but certainly not paragons of virtue, either. And with some majorly bad people, and magic.
Wow. Complex. Interesting. Not anti-heros but certainly not paragons of virtue, either. And with some majorly bad people, and magic.
July 17, 2019
Very good books!
I didn’t expect to like this as much as I did. I gave it a try and I liked it a lot. Looking forward to more!
I didn’t expect to like this as much as I did. I gave it a try and I liked it a lot. Looking forward to more!
September 27, 2019
What a ride
Awesome tale, enjoyed every page and look forward to more. I’ve not come across either author before but, by the gods, it’s a damn fine duo!
Awesome tale, enjoyed every page and look forward to more. I’ve not come across either author before but, by the gods, it’s a damn fine duo!
Read
November 12, 2019It was a good book trilogy. I can not wait for the next one
Read
November 28, 2019An ok read
An ok read. Found the book dragged a little in places but otherwise an ok read to pass the time.
An ok read. Found the book dragged a little in places but otherwise an ok read to pass the time.
Want to read
January 11, 2020I hate Whitney Fierstown.
June 29, 2020
If you're looking for a PG-13 Song of Ice and Fire that's finished, check this out.
May 3, 2022
This trilogy contains the first three books in this series. Although I did find the story slightly hard to get into, all the new names soon sorted themselves out in my mind and once the main protagonists set out on their quest, I really enjoyed it. I found each book better than the one before, as the plot has become more complex, and the books became a little darker from the second onward. It is now an excellent saga, with many twists and a great pace to the action.
October 9, 2019
Web of Eyes, Winds of War, and Will of Fire all together in one place. We hope you love these three books!
November 21, 2019
Web of Eyes, Winds of War, and Will of fire all together in one place! We hope you love these three books.
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