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Tales of Ioth by D.P. Woolliscroft
This review ended up to be quite long, so let me just wrap it up. I've been really impressed by the quality of the content in Tales of Ioth. Don't get me wrong, Woolliscroft presented exactly what I expected of him and then some more. These stories not only give us a better picture of the characters we already know, but also we get to know Alfaria and the Alfjarun culture a bit more. If you like the Wildfire Cycle, then you definitely shouldn't miss Tales of Ioth and all these brilliant adventures.
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Magic Underground Giveaway + Excerpt by Anela Deen
Today I'm here to tell you all about an awesome trilogy of anthologies giveaway which is FREE to enter and you can win a lot of goodies. Books are involved. I will also share an exclusive excerpt of one of the authors involved with the Magic Underground anthology books, Anela Deen.
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The Mage-Born Anthology by Kayleigh Nicol
I almost wished I could have read this anthology before Sorcerous Rivalry just because there was such a bittersweet feel to the whole book, with getting to see their hopes and dreams and knowing the turn their lives take. All in all, this is nice addition to the series if you are looking to round out the sibling’s characters or just need an excuse to revisit the world.
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Cover Reveal: Legends of the Exiles by Jesse Teller
Jesse Teller, author of the Manhunters series will release his newest book, consisting of 4 novellas on April 15th 2019. Here comes the awesome cover art!
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Tales of Kingshold by D. P. Woolliscroft
Tales of Kingshold is a collection of novelettes, short stories, letters and notes about events that happened before, after and during the election in Kingshold. We meet old and new characters, some of them likely to appear in later books. In my review I will focus on the novelettes and short stories, but let me note that I foud Jyuth's thoughts on magic pretty interesting and it was a good addition, explaining how the magic in this world works.
Others in the Asylum
The Endless Ocean by Toby Bennett
Dark Sea’s End by Richard Nell
Kings of Ash by Richard Nell
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Lost Lore: A Fantasy Anthology
You are looking for something new to sink your teeth into? Don't look anymore! Lost Lore has it all: mythology, epic fantasy, grimdark, twisted fairy tales, cool assassins, unusual worlds, humor and a lot to think on! Sure, some of them has flaws, and won't be your taste, but on the other hand, you'll find some treasure which will make it worth. Besides, it's free and all of these indie authors are talented as hell. Give them a chance and you might find your next favorite author/series!
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Knee-Deep in Grit: Two Bloody Years of Grimdark Fiction by Adrian Collins
An anthology which is hard to put down and a must read for grimdark lovers. But be warned: it will leave you with a feeling of uncleannes and questions you don't want to answer.
