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But the way that he writes the kind of the central, I wouldn't say heroes, but characters of this trilogy, it's just some of the most impactful writing I've read.

The first time I read this, I thought the first 100 pages of The Winter King was good and then the rest of The Winter King and book two and book three, exceptional. This time, I thought all of it was exceptional.

The first time I read this, I thought the first 100 pages of The Winter King was good and then the rest of The Winter King and book two and book three, exceptional. This time, I thought all of it was exceptional.

This is bloodthirsty. It will have you laughing out loud at these Viking age insults. You will love the adventure, the kind of kind of Suicide Squad, putting together a team, A-Team, Magnificent Seven kind of vibe of this, but in a Viking historical fiction book.

And just the way that the trilogy progresses, some of the crescendos in Last Argument of Kings are still scenes that I think back on regularly.

But it's a great trilogy and one that I really recommend especially because it's inspired by as I said flintlock fantasy.

Who knows, but it's a great read and I don't hear enough people talking about it nowadays.

Favorite cover, Shadow. Favorite installment, Hunger.

This is everything that I grew up loving and I still adore it. It is so integral to my formative years, to what I love, why I still read.

When I first picked up The Shadow of the Gods and I read it, and I was like, 'Oh my goodness, this is the book for me.'

The first time I read this, I thought the first 100 pages of The Winter King was good and then the rest of The Winter King and book two and book three, exceptional. This time, I thought all of it was exceptional.

The Wolf Den to me does what a historical novel in the modern period should do. It focuses on character to pull you in.