Marc *Dark Reader with a Thousand Young! Iä!*’s review of Kings of Paradise (Ash and Sand, #1) > Likes and Comments
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Gonna go ahead and bump this one up the TBR.
Clarice wrote: "Great review. *adds to tbr*"
Cody wrote: "Gonna go ahead and bump this one up the TBR."
If I am responsible for two more people trying this book, I will have done my job.
And hey, I can't promise everyone will love it as much as I did, but if you agree with my other tastes this should provide enjoyment.
I have this in my Audible library - I think on recommendation of the "Friends Talking Fantasy" podcast, if I remember right. I'll check it out soon.
What a wonderful review. Thanks very much for taking the time, I hope you enjoy the rest. (Also I laugh in the face of pandemics, and disappointing sales. But after big, deep, 'serious' series, writing harem/litrpg is truly great fun.)
Richard wrote: "writing harem/litrpg is truly great fun."
I won't feel weird then when "Richard Nell is following your reviews" is followed by my review for Ravaged by the Gingerbread Man."
Ooh good idea. That one’s not on KU but some other Mellick titles are.
Not the first time an author has rebranded when they start with a new genre, but what a switch!
Assuming Kale and Ruka meet and heal each other's wounds with their undying love, sounds like a great premise. That's what happens, right?
That’s always what happens when a cannibal meets a dreamer.
You jest,
I laugh
... and then
stories where that is barely even a metaphor come to mind.
Oh, wait.
Moby Dick.
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Clarice wrote: "Great review. *adds to tbr*"Cody wrote: "Gonna go ahead and bump this one up the TBR."
If I am responsible for two more people trying this book, I will have done my job.
And hey, I can't promise everyone will love it as much as I did, but if you agree with my other tastes this should provide enjoyment.
I have this in my Audible library - I think on recommendation of the "Friends Talking Fantasy" podcast, if I remember right. I'll check it out soon.
What a wonderful review. Thanks very much for taking the time, I hope you enjoy the rest. (Also I laugh in the face of pandemics, and disappointing sales. But after big, deep, 'serious' series, writing harem/litrpg is truly great fun.)
Richard wrote: "writing harem/litrpg is truly great fun."I won't feel weird then when "Richard Nell is following your reviews" is followed by my review for Ravaged by the Gingerbread Man."
Ooh good idea. That one’s not on KU but some other Mellick titles are.
Not the first time an author has rebranded when they start with a new genre, but what a switch!
Assuming Kale and Ruka meet and heal each other's wounds with their undying love, sounds like a great premise. That's what happens, right?
That’s always what happens when a cannibal meets a dreamer.
You jest,I laugh
... and then
stories where that is barely even a metaphor come to mind.
Oh, wait.
Moby Dick.
