I've said before that I feel like both the novels for League of Legends are both just like this fun return to this kind of like action fantasy story. And then you have both a combination of great character movement and plot movement. It feels like it's relatively equal as opposed to just feeling character-driven or mostly feeling plot driven.
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And Grave Empire, it feels like gloves are coming off and we're really embracing that. Currently, it's just the first book that is out of that new series. I cannot wait for the next installment because I really enjoyed that first one.
You have the Shadow and Bone trilogy, then you have the Six of Crows duology, and then you have the King of Scars duology. And I read the first book in that duogy, but I didn't really love it, so I didn't continue on.
I've said before that I feel like both the novels for League of Legends are both just like this fun return to this kind of like action fantasy story. And then you have both a combination of great character movement and plot movement. It feels like it's relatively equal as opposed to just feeling character-driven or mostly feeling plot driven.
And so I do feel like the protagonist is just amazing all around and not a protagonist that you see all that often. Regardless though, the world is amazing, the lore is amazing, the magic is really great.
It certainly knows its tone, and I think it embraces the fay in the wicked way where you're not just seeing them as just beautiful people who are pretty and they're basically humanlike. Instead, they are truly terrifying. And yes, they're beautiful, but it's all this deception.
So then within Fragile Threads of Power, the first book is out. Can't wait for when we get the second and third installments, but you are finally getting to see the world expanded on.
It starts with the Justice of Kings. And in that story, you're really examining what it is for any one individual to have too much power.





