Matt's Fantasy Book Reviews 33K subscribers · May 24, 2023

Top 100 Fantasy Books of All-Time (#100-#81)

Reviews16

Legends & LattesTravis Baldree
Loved it

I personally gave it 4 out of 5 Stars Which is far more than I thought I would give it because I'm not traditionally into this kind of cozy fantasy story

Mad ShipRobin Hobb
Loved it

I gave this a super easy 5 out of five it the first book had a lot of slow burn but not this one this one everything at the stage is set it's ready to break your heart

Promise Of BloodBrian McClellan
Loved it

this is a really fun Flintlock fantasy story with a great magic system if you think of Flintlock fantasy think of like Napoleonic error or the era they have like long rifles with magic weaved into them

ReaperWill Wight
Loved it

I gave it a 5 out of five a very easy five out of five this is just an amazing story all around and it's got one of the best all-time reveals in a fantasy book that I've ever read

Red CountryJoe Abercrombie
Loved it

I gave this one a four and a half out of five it's the only one in the series that I think that you should not listen to on audiobook because it ruins a major reveal because of the voice acting that's used

The Rage Of DragonsEvan Winter
Loved it

it mixes a lot of wonderful things that I love in a fantasy story like a school setting it's got these wonderful progression aspects it doesn't really like do anything new or really inventive but it's fun

The Wheel of TimeRobert Jordan
Loved it

I gave this one a 4 out of 5 stars in retrospect that might have been a little bit friendly I hadn't read a ton of fantasy books at the time so I think I was friendlier with my scoring system but it's a fun book

The WitcherAndrzej Sapkowski
Loved it

I just finished reading this recently within this month I rated it 4 out of 5 star bars it's a lot of fun little stories that twist old school stories in a really inventive way

WintersteelWill Wight
Loved it

I gave this one a 5 out of 5 Stars this is basically the second half of a major plot thread that carried over from the previous book which makes this one better than its predecessor in basically every single way