TOP 10 BOOKS I READ IN 2019! 📖

11/22/63 by Stephen King sheer brilliance of a story the main protagonist lacks character and personality a lot of ways aside from that I would say up there with Stephen King's all-time greats

a little hatred number three on my list is another brilliant entry into the first law world Abercrombie is a master of his craft

I could not put down this book once I started it and I totally get why liquid is heralded as one of the best that genre has ever had to author

deadbeat knocked my socks off Dresden Files I've gotten through a lot this year and as a series that interests it's way closer and closer to my heart

from A to Z book of the ancestor knocked my socks off and holy sister was a ten out of ten conclusion

I loved it and would highly recommend it to anyone who's interested in the slightest for a cult fantasy modern time taking place fantasy whatever you want to call it is probably one of the best introductions that type of fantasy I have read in a long time

the relationship between the two protagonists is so strong and pulls so many elements from different inspirations and blends them effectively that I absolutely fell in love with

it is very clear after reading the dragon Republic that Kong knew where she was taking this story and does an expert job guiding the reader through this phenomenal world that is inspired by real-life Chinese history but feels so monumental this Empire shifting type story that varies between intimate and grand seamlessly for me

the poppy war I really enjoyed but one of the few hesitations I had with it was just not sure where the story was going I wasn't sure if the author knew where the story was going

I found the emotions presented by the protagonist and the story told around him and the reasoning for what he does and why he does it to just constantly vibe for me

this Dark Tower entry is the peak of Dark Tower for me so far it embraces Stephen King's weird and alternative looks at what fantasy can be in such a fantastic way