Decluttering My Bookshelves: 28 Fantasy Books Removed

But, let me tell you what, this story is really, really good.

I've read this trilogy and I really like this trilogy. I've got the audio books though and that's the way I'm going to always consume the story.

And here, I was really vibing with the characters, and I was vibing with the world, and I was vibing with everything about this book. And it like Raymond Eyee Feice is just amazing except there's just there's a sexual assault scene within this book that I just don't think was handled particularly well. It hasn't aged particularly well.

I wasn't quite connecting with the characters in this one. And I thought it was interesting, but not interesting enough to pull me all the way through the story.

And I remember reading this, but none of the story kind of stuck in my head and so I'm just going to kind of let it go.

This is a top tier book. Really, really, really good. Really, really, really good.

And I've enjoyed these two.

I just I found it very formulaic. I didn't find it intriguing. Like this was some of Ted Williams weakest writing, at least at the beginning of Shadow March book one.

And , this was good. I want to want to like this and it's like just on the edge of me being like this is an author I can really vibe with and yet it's just not quite there.

Like it doesn't really resolve anything. And I just felt like the journey wasn't worth the destination on this one. despite the fact that like some great characterization, some great moments, really cool premise, but this one just was a failure to land for me.

It's a western fantasy and overall like it seems like a good premise but the execution just isn't pulling me in. and I'm not vibing with the characters and I wanted to like Mary Goodcrow, but like when you first meet Gary when you first meet Mary Goodcrowah, Mary is like really cool and she's like escaping and she's got all these powers and it's really awesome. And then the next time you see her, not so much.

I read Rune Lords easily last year and I was like, "Oh, yeah. I'm going to continue." And I haven't.

I've read this trilogy and I really like this trilogy. I've got the audio books though and that's the way I'm going to always consume the story.

And I've enjoyed these two.