June Reading Wrap-Up: I Found a NEW Favorite Book!

Love the characters, love the action, and yeah, this one was quite literally just the adrenaline was just pumping through my brain. It was really, really good. But again, four stars.

Everything else worked great. We're getting surprising twists at the end of book two. Overall, Fate of Wizards continues to be fantastic classic groupbased fantasy in that guise of like Dragon Lance from the early '9s and the Margaret Wise and Tracy Hitman books, but with just a little bit faster pacing and a little bit deeper character dives.

But the ending was beautiful. The character struggle was very real. It's dealing with addiction and trauma and stuff like that.

I loved the pacing. I loved the characterization. I loved the inventiveness of it.

I think my next run on Malfie is going to be December Park cuz I heard that one get compared to like Boy's Life by Robert McCannman, which is one of my favorite books of all time.

So I ended up giving this one a solid four stars. I really enjoyed it, but I don't know if it's something that I would ever come back to and read again.

Anyway, I really enjoyed that once I started immersion reading it. and also like the very first introduction to the like chapter one's very sci-fi word salad. but a lot of that kind of calms down as the book progresses.

This is set in the same world as the hero interviews and I had a lot of fun reading that one.

So again, I really enjoyed this one. I found it very enjoyable, fast-paced.

This was a fantastic story. I really enjoyed it. I didn't figure out who done it and I loved the humor.

So, that's my main critique here. , is it's really good. , evocative writing, great text, but overall, like I think I gave this one four stars, but I liked it enough to buy more.