Top 100 Fantasy Books of All-Time (#70-#61)

so yeah don't sleep on this one it is wonderful I know the ending kind of sucks the first time but there is a reason for it all makes sense

I love the green bone Saga you know this is one of the best series that's come out in the last handful of years I think this woman Fonda Lee is truly gifted

you know wow I just loved everything about the book and I just I think I was shocked when I first read this how it took me so long to get to this book

I was just blown away I mean this thing rocks it really rocks like from the first few pages I was in

the writing in this book is Master Class it's top of the top of the top of the top for me obviously writing quality is different for everybody but I just love it I think the characters are absolutely wonderful I found the plot to be the weakest part of the book

how did this book defy all of these things set in front of it of things that I don't normally like and end up being not just on my top 100 list but down in the 60s and I think it just all comes down to how amazing Richard Swan is

this book is fantastic it hits all of the right notes you know for me this is where I really found myself falling in love with the series

this one does get a little bit of a bump because it introduced me to the world and maybe fall in love with it and I have these very POS positive memories of learning about things for the first time

the pace of this book was extremely well done and by Pace I mean the author says like me go throw the pedal to the metal at the beginning and I'm going just going to keep it down there that's that's great

I loved so much about this book just the World building the characters the perfect writing that kenou is able to pull off in this book from a writing technical perspective the one thing that held this book back from it being one of the alltime like top of the top of the top was there was a large amount of this book not 100 Pages or so but more than that involved these characters that you don't feel like have a central point to the story involved