Tier List of the last 100+ books I read... |Fantasy, Historical-Fiction, Literary Horror, Classics|

I just thought it was absolutely marvelously written.

A Clash of Kings is above a Game of Thrones for me.

A Dance of Dragons, unfortunately, does not hit those heights. I'd say put it slightly above A Night of the Seven Kingdoms because there are some incredible moments.

A Feast for Crows to me is just above A Clash of Kings. It's actually my second favorite of the series. it's just an incredible book.

A Game of Thrones has to be an A. It's incredible.

I would say, is probably in the high seas for me. It's a great example of George R. Martin writing a nice, enjoyable, fun story.

This is probably the epitome of fantasy, I would say. it just is incredible.

her style of writing is beautiful. I didn't love it, but I really enjoyed it.

I did not enjoy that at all. I think the writing style it just upset me.

Buffalo Hunter is one of my favorite stories of all time. I think I would say that the Buffalo Hunter is an experience.

when I read Burri Bones the Midnight Soil in the Midnight Soul I didn't want to read as much of her. I'm going to put it in Put it down here.

I think was probably the worst book I read last year. I think it was poorly written.

This is probably the most underrated fantasy series out there at the moment. The Company of the Wolf is essentially Red Country, but I'd say a bit funnier, a bit more light-hearted.

It's one of the most impactful, incredibly written, brilliantly paced behemoth stories of all time. I would read a hundred more if they were written like that.

I just love Dang Gold so much though.

It's a great ending to the trilogy. It's Jay Kristoff at his, you know, at his excellence.

I think the Daughter's War is such a brilliant example of his style of writing. I think his characters are so genius.

This is a classic of Gothic romance/horror. It combines so many elements. It kind of invents vampiric lore, which I absolutely love.

Shauna Lawless is incredibly effective with her novelas. I enjoyed it so much.

Dune is just such a classic. It belongs in S tier.

East of Eden. I'm gonna lose my literary card now. I'm gonna put it there.

Empire of the Damned for me did it kind of had everything that made Empire the Vampire an Agrade book, but it made it even better in my opinion. There were some bold choices and I'm definitely here for an author who wants to try something new.

It's a brilliant yarn. It's very vulgar, crass, bloody, it's intense.

is such a brilliant historical fiction book. It's book two of the Arththeran trilogy.

Ethos is a short story collection with a wide variety of wonderful authors. they really tackle some important themes.

it is dripping in tension. I'm going to put it just shy of Dracula there.

the ending of that book is one of my favorite endings to a book ever. I think it's got to go alongside Dracula for me.

I think Gardens of the Moon is an excellent book. It really does a great job of throwing you into a world without holding your hand.

God's Grave is a book that needs to go alongside I'd say just above Empire the Vampire. It's book two of the Neveright trilogy and Mia Corvier goes Furiosa Maximus Desimus Meridius mode.

I read these books. I binged them. I loved every single one.

I loved Grave Empire. It's a great dash of fantasy, of horror, of just brilliant writing.

this is definitely an A tier book. he had quite an incredible story, quite an incredible life.

I really enjoyed Ditz. I'm going to put it in the low seas because it's kind of nothing to write home about.

I recently read Illium by him, kind of had the same feedback from all of his books. I think that they're a bit self-indulgent.

probably Sally Rooney's best book, maybe her most impactful book. I would say this is an A.

I read these books. I binged them. I loved every single one.

This is the best of the Green Bone Saga in my opinion and or it might go in an A.

This again does everything that Jade City did well, but it makes it even better. It amplifies the dynamics of relationships.

I think King Sorrow is a book we're going to be talking about in 2030 years as like yeah I was there when King Sorrow came out and I experienced it. It was incredible.

I think Lightbringer is possibly my favorite book not by Papa Gwyn ever.

This is a brilliant dog fiction book and I absolutely loved it. It was moving. It was powerful. It's my favorite of the tree.

The mad ship is the best. It's the best of the live ships by far. I think it has some really incredible moments.

this is my favorite book of all time.

it's just a really fun, really apt novel by Steven Graham Jones. It's a really good fun read.

I read these books. I binged them. I loved every single one.

I think Connor Gooden is one of my favorite histo fiction writers. I don't think you can ever deny that his books are a great story.

I would say it's probably my favorite or one of the best examples of a character goes to school. Jay Kristoff writes it so honestly so brilliantly.

Really impactful, really powerful writing, especially in the horror elements. it succeeds in that.

I had got a lot of enjoyment out of it. It's a great palette cleanser and it's just all round a fun engaging story.

I read these books. I binged them. I loved every single one.

I think she's far more effective with her pros, but she is still, it's still an incredibly slow book, a slow pace.

it's in classic enjoyable Larry McMerry. Not quite my favorite writing from him. There is something big missing from Streets of Laredo, though.

Probably the most random book, but I wouldn't say it's the best book. it's fun to try but it's not the most enjoyable book or experience.

The Blackfire Blade is fantastic. This is a great example of how you can build upon a book one, make it even better.

I think The Black Tongue Thief is really fun. I think it's style of pros is great, but I don't think it hits the same impact of The Daughter's War.

It's Shogun meets a Game of Thrones in a in a Japanese feudal setting. I don't need to say anymore. It's incredible.

this was enjoyable. Not very original or unique, but enjoyable. I enjoyed it, but I didn't love it.

The Devils is gerbocr, incredibly witty, a great cast of characters. I think the humor was a little bit too in your face at times.

She is so incredible at her character work at her writing of relationships. She's one of the few people who can really craft friendships, sisterhood, brotherhood through characters that feel so incredibly real and impactful.

I think for me perhaps the novelty of dungeon crawler Carl has kind of worn off and they're getting a bit crazy for my tastes. I really enjoy the world of Carl I and Princess Donut.

Another Thomas Swan book. This is The Keys of St. Peter. And I think I enjoyed it slightly less than The Last Spartans, but it does go to England, which is good fun.

It is just a fantastic example of historical fiction, of how to write a battle, of how to write characters and get you invested and immersed in their story line.

I really had a lot of fun with this. This is a great story. I think Rachel Gillig's writing is spoton.

The ending of the lesser dead is truly peak fiction and it's going to have to go just shy of Empire of the Damned.

It's just at times beautiful, at times incredibly moving and powerful and just a harrowing read.

it is a it's a very impactful novel and I really enjoyed having the discussion with our book club. I'm going to put The Only Good Indians in it's a solid Ctier book.

it is a brilliant example of Richard Swan's writing. I would say it's a great palette cleanser.

It's incredibly harrowing and powerful and his writing voice, his details, the details in between the lines of his story are what really get me.

it didn't quite land for me. There was a sense of kind of the world that just didn't connect with me.

I definitely didn't love it like I love The Will of the Many. I think it's a really strong book in terms of what it sets out to achieve. It's very bold, ambitious.

this book definitely was a big miss. I wasn't a big fan of the characters or what they went through.

it's a brilliant story. It's quite a big book. I think maybe Dan Simmons is a writer who can be a bit self-indulgent at times.

The themes that Denny Johnson plays with are really emotional and it really had me on the emotional side.

This manga is quickly becoming my favorite manga of all time. Vin Saga part three, volume three has to probably go above the terra.

There are some good horror elements. I think the characters and the style of writing didn't quite land for me.

It's a great example of what Philip Chase can do with his style of writing. He is a fantastic writer.

It didn't have that spark of George's writing. I'm going to put that in the in the D's.

Wthering Heights has some of the most powerful writing I've ever read. I think Emily Bronte is a wonderful writer.

It is a brilliant example of how you can play with history, have fun, be impactful, and tell a story that is incredibly unique, powerful, and unsettling.