I recommend that you read the Abercrombie books in order (I believe there are spoilers if you skip ahead but I may be wrong since it’s been a few years since I’ve read those books). I’m currently reading The Lions of Al-Rassan by Guy Gavriel Kay and I’m loving it. My favorite book for August will probably be the same book (Al-Rassan). For September, I plan on reading House of Chains by Erikson and then I’ll dive back into sci-fi and read Iron Gold by Brown. 👍
@@abnushagnasty805 Thanks! I’ll make sure to read them in order. I’m so glad to hear you are enjoying GGK I also need to check out his books. Enjoy Malazan and Red Rising, I love those two!
I love how book folk understand the scale of achievement of actually sticking to a monthly tbr, it's so hard 😂 I'm excited to join along in book club for Essex dogs and can't wait to get to The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms too! Dungeon Crawler Carl sounds so much fun and is one I'm definitely adding!
@@middle-earth-ashleigh It’s one of the hardest things to accomplish 😅 Super keen to be reading Essex Dogs and Knight of the Seven Kingdoms with you, they should both be great! DCC is definitely the go when you want some mindless, crude reading.
August is Abercrombie month for me, I literally finished BSC, Heroes and Red Country in last 10 days so I can safely tell you to read them in the right order! 🙂There are recurring characters throughout the standalones so if you read them out of order, you'll be faced with spoilers for those characters. Also minor spoilers for general plot development from other books do occur.
Hi there Dylan. My name is Julie. It's nice to meet you. I'm happy that you were able to stick to your tbr plan. I, however, am such a mood reader, that I find it very hard to do that. I get distracted by other books quite easily. Right now, I am only 2 and a half hours away from finishing listening to the Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson, after months of listening to it and then getting distracted by other books. I have also started reading while listening to Tress of the Emerald Sea and the Silverblood Promise. I am hoping that sometime this year, I can start reading while listening to the Storm light Archive for the first time. That is, unless I wind up getting pulled into reading while listening to the Apothecary Diaries light novels or a Star Wars book.
@@clarkkentnaruto4322 Hi Julie, lovely to meet you. Mood reading is a great way to go, provided you can find something to match the mood 😅 I hope you’ve been enjoying all the Sanderson novels, Stormlight is my favourite!
Man, that's awesome! I was looking for a book club to discuss the Powdermage trilogy, it's simply fantastic, epic, different from everything else out there and you hardly hear about it! I hope it becomes more widespread and we can discuss it soon!
LOL, you did well. I tend to not really have a TBR, and read what I feel like read. I would suggest you read the stand alones in the First Law world in order. They make more sense that way. I'd love to read We Are the Dead with you in October. I picked it up at a library sale recently. 💜
@@heathergoldsmith Thanks! I’ll make sure to read the standalones in order and not rush to what’s available at the library 😅 Oh awesome! I’ve had my eyes on We are the Dead for a while too! I can’t wait to get to it, I hear it’s super super dark
Essex Dogs, Promise of Blood, The Land of the Living and Dead, The Temple of Fortuna, Assassin's Quest and The Heroes... can it get much better?!! Some of my favourite books on here. So, so glad you picked up and enjoyed The Wolf Den.
Great lineup, Australia man! Empire of The Wolf was so good, and Powdermage looks so good. September is going to be dominated by Shadows of The Apt for me.
Oh heckkk ya. I’m gonna be doing books 2/3 of Robin Hobbs first trilogy the next two months as well. I just cannot get enough. Shauna lawless’s books seem so intriguing. The Irish inspiration is out of my wheelhouse so I’d be so curious to get into it sometime soon. Glad you’re enjoying memories of ice. Reading midnight tides I still don’t understand ish-BUT I understand enough 😂 as I feel I’m having the majority of readers experience. I need to get to red country, but I imagine based on what I hear about where I’m at, having read the first two standalones, that you should read them in order. Mostly because the recurring characters throughout the first two books. I imagine they make appearances in red county already changed from events of the first two
@@Chance.Dillon Oh Awesome! Hobb is my new favourite, Farseer is just so good! Gael Song is definitely a fun read. That does seem to be the Malazan experience aye Thanks, I’ll make sure to stick to the reading order
I can't stick to TBRs to save my life 😅 I just go with the flow. Royal Assassin and Memories of Ice are superb! Love Best Served Cold and The Heroes. You're better of doing Heroes before Red Country, not because of major plot stuff but some tie in stuff, and Heroes is just a better book. I haven't finished these yet so definitely most will be carrying over into September. Right now I'm reading: *Comics* Astonishing X-Men Complete Collection 1 Written by Joss Whedon | Art by John Cassaday Green Lantern Book One Written by Geoff Johns | Art by Ethan Van Sciver *Fantasy* Lightbringer 1: Black Prism - NGL, I do like it but I'm feeling that itch to pick up something else instead. Either back to Memory Sorrow & Thorn or Rain Wild Chronicles. Malazan BotF 2: Deadhouse Gates (re-read) *Mystery* Mystic River / Dennis Lehane *Western* Streets of Laredo / Larry McMurtry
@@thatsci-firogue 😅😅TBRs aren’t for all of us aye Right! They are all so good. I’ll make sure to keep to the First Law order. Ooo great month, Malazan them Hobb or Williams, that’s so good, I really want to dive into Memory, Sorrow and Thorn once I’ve finished off some series
Ok...you sob those October reads!? I'm 100% joining if between two fires or promise of blood gets pick...and If you start the last war trilogy....I'm gonna want to buy it lmao. 😂😂😂 As you know. Shadow of the Gods with the Brothers Gwynne Red Country Then personal reads Id like to do is way if the wizard and wrap up the final 4 books of Gaunts Ghost. Oh and I'll start Sun Eater on audiobook! I hope you like memories of Ice. It was definitely my favorite out of the first 4 books I read. I've heard the stand alone does read in order of events taking place. At least so far with BSC and Heroes. 🤷♂️. You got this...there's a lot of books this month but I'm sure you'll be fine!
@@Dugrath Haha I thought some Dark Fantasy would be a good match for October and I’ve had those three on the shelf for too long😅I hope one of the two you want get picked 🤞 You’ve got a good month ahead, I had forgotten you were starting Sun Eater with all the other hits you’ve got coming up. Thanks, I’ve been having a good time with it so far 🤞🤞
I hope you enjoy Memories of Ice! It is an incredible read. The themes are wonderful, the writing is vivid, it is action-packed and quite funny throughout. Take your time and enjoy the journey. For September I will be tackling Midnight Tides (I just finished Book 1 last night), and The Bonehunters. I may only be reading 2 books this month, but at least they are both behemoths. Cheers
@@QRM00 I don’t know how you do it, big respect 🫡 I have to use so much brain power for Malazan i rarely pick it up. After starting it and having a good time the other day, I’ve struggled getting back into it. And it’s great, every time I read it, just so many characters
@SpacedOutWizard Yeah thats fair. Memories of Ice shouldn't be too daunting. It's the first book in the series where a large chunk of the cast are returning characters. There are a few new perspectives in the book that are pretty important (Korlat, Silverfox, Picker, Gruntle, Itkovian, and The Mhybe). But there are also a ton of returning perspectives like Quick Ben, Ganoes Paran, Whiskeyjack, Kruppe, Tool, and Coll (along with a dozen recognizable side characters). One thing that has helped me throughout the series is that I read the start of every Malazan novel pretty slowly to try to remember who everyone is and who they are connected to. Most chapters throughout the series typically have 2-4 perspective characters and usually they will have 2-4 scenes in that chapter leading up to a climactic moment (it could be leading up to a reveal, setting a plan into motion, a big fight, a tragic scene, or a punchline to a joke). By the time I hit Book 2, I find my rhythm and it becomes a lot easier to read.
I'm confused, where's Blood Meridian? 😁 Defs read Abercrombie standalone in order. And 1984 is a really interesting read, can't wait to hear your thoughts on it - more important now than ever.
@@calumlott Calum, Blood Meridian is in my libby holds, I’m very keen for it, but thought I should read some King again first. And I’ve heard that about 1984, so it’s time to make it a priority read for me.
I knew you'd love Royal Assassin! The third book is somewhat divisive, and I understand why. It's longer than the first two and a little slower imo, but the character work is still just as enthralling. The first and last 50 pages are some if the most emotional I've ever gotten in a book. It's only slightly less good then book 2! I'm planning to jump into Liveship next month, along with Dagger and the Coin. I probably won't finish either next month, as I'm planning to get into Discworld and Blake Crouch, but I'm sure I'll love them. P.S. What's your favorite Sleep Token song? Mine is either Alkaline or The Summoning.
@@KALtheHighstorm117 You were spot on, I’m sure I’ll be like you with Assassins Quest, I couldn’t see Hobb missing. Ooo where are you starting Discworld? I just got one of my clients to read Going Postal and she’s hooked now. Dude, you hit the nail on the head with those two, Ascensionism gets a lot of play time for me too and Aqua Reiga
@@SpacedOutReads Yeah I understand the criticisms if AQ, but I don't share them. I'm so excited to read more from her, especially since Farseer is considered one if the weakest entries in Elderlings. I'm starting with Mort! Going Postal is on my list, but I think I'll be reading Small Gods and Guards, Guards before it. I haven't listened to Ascensionism or Aqua Reiga yet! I'm pretty new, but liking a lot of what I hear. Nightwish is my favorite metal band, but I am interested in trying out different subgenres. I don't like Death or Black Metal, I need clean/understandable vocals, so I really like Sleep Token so far!
@@KALtheHighstorm117 Good choice, I need to get to Mort myself, Guards Guards is good fun too. You’ve got plenty of hits to discover, Sleep Token release nothing but brilliance. I’m pretty simple with what I listen to nowadays, I stick with the bands I grew up with like Bring me the Horizon, Bad Omens, The Plot in You and Northlane
Red country before the heroes might be the least bad one to read out of order, but I think there'd still be spoilers. Started empire of the vampire based on your rec, awesome so far. Instantly sold on that kinda setting, same as I was with demon cycle. Hey have you read greenbone saga? I was a bit hesitant with the urban setting but its definitely in my top 2 or 3 all time
@@EricBTrading Thanks, I’ll make sure to be patient and read them in order. I’m so glad to hear you are enjoying Empire of the Vampire and Demon Cycle. I haven’t read Greenbone yet, but I do plan to, I’m sure I’ll love it as much as you do.
@@ashleyunderhay8072 Thats awesome, by the sounds of it DarkBlade should be a good fit for you, my only critique is had for it was it was a touch long, but its really fun.
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Definitely read the standalones in order
@@SergioDilorenzo-xk1df Thank you! I’ll make sure to stick to the order 🫡
@@SergioDilorenzo-xk1df Best move possible
I recommend that you read the Abercrombie books in order (I believe there are spoilers if you skip ahead but I may be wrong since it’s been a few years since I’ve read those books).
I’m currently reading The Lions of Al-Rassan by Guy Gavriel Kay and I’m loving it. My favorite book for August will probably be the same book (Al-Rassan).
For September, I plan on reading House of Chains by Erikson and then I’ll dive back into sci-fi and read Iron Gold by Brown.
👍
@@abnushagnasty805 Thanks! I’ll make sure to read them in order.
I’m so glad to hear you are enjoying GGK I also need to check out his books.
Enjoy Malazan and Red Rising, I love those two!
Promise of Blood is ❤❤❤
@@crowletters I believe it! It looks great!
You have some amazing series on your TBR, enjoy the experience.
@@debyik thank you!
I love how book folk understand the scale of achievement of actually sticking to a monthly tbr, it's so hard 😂 I'm excited to join along in book club for Essex dogs and can't wait to get to The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms too! Dungeon Crawler Carl sounds so much fun and is one I'm definitely adding!
@@middle-earth-ashleigh It’s one of the hardest things to accomplish 😅
Super keen to be reading Essex Dogs and Knight of the Seven Kingdoms with you, they should both be great!
DCC is definitely the go when you want some mindless, crude reading.
It sounds like you have an awesome month of reading ahead- I will have to catch up on R.A before diving into A.Q.
@@Books_BrewsandBeyond Jenny!!!! What are you doing? How are you not hooked on RA yet?
It’s so goood!!!!!
August is Abercrombie month for me, I literally finished BSC, Heroes and Red Country in last 10 days so I can safely tell you to read them in the right order! 🙂There are recurring characters throughout the standalones so if you read them out of order, you'll be faced with spoilers for those characters. Also minor spoilers for general plot development from other books do occur.
@@allthekingsbooks This is great to know, thanks!
Are you going to dive into Age of Madness now?
@@SpacedOutReads Yes, around 60% into A Little Hatred now! 🙂
Ambitious! Best of luck, man!
@@TheYellowBusLifeReset Ambition is made for tbrs 😅😅
Congrats on sticking to ur tbr I’m tryna be like u
@@麗麗-k2h Thanks!!!
Hi there Dylan. My name is Julie. It's nice to meet you. I'm happy that you were able to stick to your tbr plan. I, however, am such a mood reader, that I find it very hard to do that. I get distracted by other books quite easily. Right now, I am only 2 and a half hours away from finishing listening to the Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson, after months of listening to it and then getting distracted by other books. I have also started reading while listening to Tress of the Emerald Sea and the Silverblood Promise. I am hoping that sometime this year, I can start reading while listening to the Storm light Archive for the first time. That is, unless I wind up getting pulled into reading while listening to the Apothecary Diaries light novels or a Star Wars book.
@@clarkkentnaruto4322 Hi Julie, lovely to meet you. Mood reading is a great way to go, provided you can find something to match the mood 😅
I hope you’ve been enjoying all the Sanderson novels, Stormlight is my favourite!
@@SpacedOutReads Thanks. I will keep you updated. I'm looking forward to seeing what's inside the Stormlight Archive for sure.
Man, that's awesome! I was looking for a book club to discuss the Powdermage trilogy, it's simply fantastic, epic, different from everything else out there and you hardly hear about it! I hope it becomes more widespread and we can discuss it soon!
@@guilhermeeliascaixeta3998 It sounds fantastic, I’ve been wanting to get into it for a while!
Just read Essex Dogs really enjoyed it
@@alisonhood2190 this is great to hear!
Nice selection!
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@@amy_harboredinpages Thanks!
LOL, you did well. I tend to not really have a TBR, and read what I feel like read. I would suggest you read the stand alones in the First Law world in order. They make more sense that way. I'd love to read We Are the Dead with you in October. I picked it up at a library sale recently. 💜
@@heathergoldsmith Thanks! I’ll make sure to read the standalones in order and not rush to what’s available at the library 😅
Oh awesome! I’ve had my eyes on We are the Dead for a while too! I can’t wait to get to it, I hear it’s super super dark
Joined your book club. I can't wait for Essex Dogs. I'm obsessed with the middle ages.
@@strangementalitypaperYT welcome! I’m super stoked to read it with you!
Essex Dogs, Promise of Blood, The Land of the Living and Dead, The Temple of Fortuna, Assassin's Quest and The Heroes... can it get much better?!! Some of my favourite books on here. So, so glad you picked up and enjoyed The Wolf Den.
@@williamgwynne I’m pretty excited, you’ve got all the good recs Will!
If i didnt already like your content i would like it as a fellow Sleep Token Fan!
@@xRadiantOne Hell yeah! They are the best!
Nice. I've got a little collection of Star Trek books i would like to get through in september. Im feeling the sci-fi right now.
@@Tessa_Ru Oh awesome, they should be pretty fun reads aye!
Great lineup, Australia man! Empire of The Wolf was so good, and Powdermage looks so good.
September is going to be dominated by Shadows of The Apt for me.
@@Mefistophelez Thanks man!
Ooo they should be great, I need to read Adrian’s works
I just use TBR's as a loose roadmap to books Im most excited to read next. But I reevaluate my TBR after finishing each current read.
@@Christian.R94 That’s a great way to do it!
Oh heckkk ya. I’m gonna be doing books 2/3 of Robin Hobbs first trilogy the next two months as well. I just cannot get enough.
Shauna lawless’s books seem so intriguing. The Irish inspiration is out of my wheelhouse so I’d be so curious to get into it sometime soon.
Glad you’re enjoying memories of ice. Reading midnight tides I still don’t understand ish-BUT I understand enough 😂 as I feel I’m having the majority of readers experience.
I need to get to red country, but I imagine based on what I hear about where I’m at, having read the first two standalones, that you should read them in order. Mostly because the recurring characters throughout the first two books. I imagine they make appearances in red county already changed from events of the first two
@@Chance.Dillon Oh Awesome! Hobb is my new favourite, Farseer is just so good!
Gael Song is definitely a fun read.
That does seem to be the Malazan experience aye
Thanks, I’ll make sure to stick to the reading order
I can't stick to TBRs to save my life 😅 I just go with the flow.
Royal Assassin and Memories of Ice are superb! Love Best Served Cold and The Heroes. You're better of doing Heroes before Red Country, not because of major plot stuff but some tie in stuff, and Heroes is just a better book.
I haven't finished these yet so definitely most will be carrying over into September. Right now I'm reading:
*Comics*
Astonishing X-Men Complete Collection 1
Written by Joss Whedon | Art by John Cassaday
Green Lantern Book One
Written by Geoff Johns | Art by Ethan Van Sciver
*Fantasy*
Lightbringer 1: Black Prism
- NGL, I do like it but I'm feeling that itch to pick up something else instead. Either back to Memory Sorrow & Thorn or Rain Wild Chronicles.
Malazan BotF 2: Deadhouse Gates (re-read)
*Mystery*
Mystic River / Dennis Lehane
*Western*
Streets of Laredo / Larry McMurtry
@@thatsci-firogue 😅😅TBRs aren’t for all of us aye
Right! They are all so good. I’ll make sure to keep to the First Law order.
Ooo great month, Malazan them Hobb or Williams, that’s so good, I really want to dive into Memory, Sorrow and Thorn once I’ve finished off some series
Ok...you sob those October reads!? I'm 100% joining if between two fires or promise of blood gets pick...and If you start the last war trilogy....I'm gonna want to buy it lmao. 😂😂😂
As you know.
Shadow of the Gods with the Brothers Gwynne
Red Country
Then personal reads Id like to do is way if the wizard and wrap up the final 4 books of Gaunts Ghost.
Oh and I'll start Sun Eater on audiobook!
I hope you like memories of Ice. It was definitely my favorite out of the first 4 books I read.
I've heard the stand alone does read in order of events taking place. At least so far with BSC and Heroes. 🤷♂️.
You got this...there's a lot of books this month but I'm sure you'll be fine!
@@Dugrath Haha I thought some Dark Fantasy would be a good match for October and I’ve had those three on the shelf for too long😅I hope one of the two you want get picked 🤞
You’ve got a good month ahead, I had forgotten you were starting Sun Eater with all the other hits you’ve got coming up.
Thanks, I’ve been having a good time with it so far 🤞🤞
In August I read A Game of Thrones by GRRM. In September I want to read Memorials by Richard Chizmar (horror).
@@curtjarrell9710 That’s so good! Can’t beat GRRM! I haven’t heard of the other one
You gotta read We Are the Dead! I’m finishing it now and it’s GANGSTER! We have a ton of overlap my dude!
@@RekindledReader I definitely will be getting to it, I’m so keen to check it out. I love Dark reads
I hope you enjoy Memories of Ice! It is an incredible read. The themes are wonderful, the writing is vivid, it is action-packed and quite funny throughout. Take your time and enjoy the journey.
For September I will be tackling Midnight Tides (I just finished Book 1 last night), and The Bonehunters. I may only be reading 2 books this month, but at least they are both behemoths. Cheers
@@QRM00 I don’t know how you do it, big respect 🫡 I have to use so much brain power for Malazan i rarely pick it up. After starting it and having a good time the other day, I’ve struggled getting back into it. And it’s great, every time I read it, just so many characters
@SpacedOutWizard Yeah thats fair. Memories of Ice shouldn't be too daunting. It's the first book in the series where a large chunk of the cast are returning characters. There are a few new perspectives in the book that are pretty important (Korlat, Silverfox, Picker, Gruntle, Itkovian, and The Mhybe). But there are also a ton of returning perspectives like Quick Ben, Ganoes Paran, Whiskeyjack, Kruppe, Tool, and Coll (along with a dozen recognizable side characters).
One thing that has helped me throughout the series is that I read the start of every Malazan novel pretty slowly to try to remember who everyone is and who they are connected to. Most chapters throughout the series typically have 2-4 perspective characters and usually they will have 2-4 scenes in that chapter leading up to a climactic moment (it could be leading up to a reveal, setting a plan into motion, a big fight, a tragic scene, or a punchline to a joke). By the time I hit Book 2, I find my rhythm and it becomes a lot easier to read.
@@QRM00 I think I might have to get physical copies of these books so I can flick back through them easier and check the glossary/personas…
I'm confused, where's Blood Meridian? 😁 Defs read Abercrombie standalone in order. And 1984 is a really interesting read, can't wait to hear your thoughts on it - more important now than ever.
@@calumlott Calum, Blood Meridian is in my libby holds, I’m very keen for it, but thought I should read some King again first. And I’ve heard that about 1984, so it’s time to make it a priority read for me.
You def gotta read first law in publication order
@@colesimons3533 I will :)
I knew you'd love Royal Assassin! The third book is somewhat divisive, and I understand why. It's longer than the first two and a little slower imo, but the character work is still just as enthralling. The first and last 50 pages are some if the most emotional I've ever gotten in a book. It's only slightly less good then book 2!
I'm planning to jump into Liveship next month, along with Dagger and the Coin. I probably won't finish either next month, as I'm planning to get into Discworld and Blake Crouch, but I'm sure I'll love them.
P.S. What's your favorite Sleep Token song? Mine is either Alkaline or The Summoning.
@@KALtheHighstorm117 You were spot on, I’m sure I’ll be like you with Assassins Quest, I couldn’t see Hobb missing.
Ooo where are you starting Discworld? I just got one of my clients to read Going Postal and she’s hooked now.
Dude, you hit the nail on the head with those two, Ascensionism gets a lot of play time for me too and Aqua Reiga
@@SpacedOutReads Yeah I understand the criticisms if AQ, but I don't share them. I'm so excited to read more from her, especially since Farseer is considered one if the weakest entries in Elderlings.
I'm starting with Mort! Going Postal is on my list, but I think I'll be reading Small Gods and Guards, Guards before it.
I haven't listened to Ascensionism or Aqua Reiga yet! I'm pretty new, but liking a lot of what I hear. Nightwish is my favorite metal band, but I am interested in trying out different subgenres. I don't like Death or Black Metal, I need clean/understandable vocals, so I really like Sleep Token so far!
@@KALtheHighstorm117 Good choice, I need to get to Mort myself, Guards Guards is good fun too.
You’ve got plenty of hits to discover, Sleep Token release nothing but brilliance. I’m pretty simple with what I listen to nowadays, I stick with the bands I grew up with like Bring me the Horizon, Bad Omens, The Plot in You and Northlane
@@SpacedOutReads I've never heard of any of those. I might check them out!
Red country before the heroes might be the least bad one to read out of order, but I think there'd still be spoilers. Started empire of the vampire based on your rec, awesome so far. Instantly sold on that kinda setting, same as I was with demon cycle.
Hey have you read greenbone saga? I was a bit hesitant with the urban setting but its definitely in my top 2 or 3 all time
@@EricBTrading Thanks, I’ll make sure to be patient and read them in order.
I’m so glad to hear you are enjoying Empire of the Vampire and Demon Cycle.
I haven’t read Greenbone yet, but I do plan to, I’m sure I’ll love it as much as you do.
@@SpacedOutReads Nice man yea its great!
The Heroes is so good if u like the theme of War 🙏
Also I recommend Sharp Ends after Red Country! 😊
@@noname3609 I need to free up some reading time for it!
@@SpacedOutReads The heroes is my favourite standalone.Such a breath of fresh Air !😃
@@SpacedOutReads I recommend you read neither.
@@AndrewFrancisIlyrian You hate Abercrombie or what? 😁
Favourite Fantasy writers? 🙏
@@AndrewFrancisIlyrian Lol, Abercrombie is King
That's a packed September. Looking forward to when you read The Heroes man, it's the best First Law book, period.
@@OnlyTheBestFantasyNovels It’s the best??? Ooo that’s a big call!!
@@SpacedOutReads I'll be surprised if you don't hear that often, lol, that book is a masterpiece.
@@SpacedOutReads not the Best but top 3 for sure.The wisdom of crowds is no doubt Abercrombie's Best book.😁
Need help finding a book single pov fantasy any recommendations?
@@ashleyunderhay8072 Red Rising, Nevernight Chronicles and Darkblade are some options
@SpacedOutWizard thanks I'll look at nevernight and darkblade, I'm new to si-fi fantasy reading and started with red rising loved it
@@ashleyunderhay8072 Thats awesome, by the sounds of it DarkBlade should be a good fit for you, my only critique is had for it was it was a touch long, but its really fun.
@SpacedOutWizard thanks mate I appreciate it will definitely give darkblade a look, keep up the great content
What's a TBR? lol I've forgone TBR's in favor of mood reading, its been immensely freeing.
@@Ryan-uc9we It certainly was a a great way to go!!