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Jun 06
Book Review: Oathbringer
Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson This is the third book in the Stormlight Archive, and at 55+ hours for the audiobook for just this volume, it really tests dedication to the epic. This book starts out with our heroes having fled to Urithiru, trying to find out the secrets of that mysterious city. Meanwhile, King Elocar …
May 12
Book Review: The Way of Kings
The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson I was in the mood for an epic, time-consuming high fantasy so I could stop thinking about all the problems in our own world and start worrying about someone else’s. I’d liked the Mistborn series, and this series has even more rabid fans, so I thought I’d take …
Apr 26
Book Review: The Book of Lost and Found
The Book of Lost and Found by Lucy Foley I read this book based on the recommendation of someone I greatly admire, who, it seems, has vastly different tastes in literature than I do. Don’t let the name “Lucy Foley” fool you: this is not a dark and tense thriller. It’s so different from the …
Aug 21
Book Review: The Turn of the Key
The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware This book is better than “In a Dark Dark Wood” but not as good as “The Woman in Cabin 10.” The main character still acts a bit dumb, but not colossally dumb like “go on a weekend retreat with people you haven’t spoken to in years” kind …
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