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A Storm of Swords: Book Three of A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones), George R. R, Martin (HarpurCollins, 2000){Random House Audio, Narrator: Roy Doltrice)
(Game of Thrones, Fantasy, High Fantasy, Politics, post-modern) Grade: Γ — (Gamma) A good or even fantastic book within the genre, possibly worth reading regardless of which genre’s you like, but has a setting or style that is likely to … Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Cycle, Fantasy, High Fantasy, Political Drama, Post Modern, Ripping Yarn, Saga, Serial, Series, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thriller, Uncategorized, Unique or Imaginative World, World
Tagged Audiobook, book review, fantasy, fantasy book review, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, High Fantasy, Song of Ice and Fire, Storm of Swords
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Broken Aro: Book One of the Broken Ones, Jen Wylie (Untold Press, 2012)
Tom reviews Broken Aro, the first installment of the Fantasy Romance series, The Broken Ones by Jen Wylie. With a very appealing central character, and at least one scene that truly moved me, I suspect this is a really good addition to anyone who enjoys the genre. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, High Fantasy, Romance, Serial, Series, Trilogy, Uncategorized, World
Tagged Aro, Art, book review, books, Broken Aro, Broken Ones, Broken Prince, Fantasy Romance Book Review, High Fantasy, High Fantasy Book Review, Jen Wylie, Military Science Fiction Book Review, Prince, Romance Book Review, Romantic fantasy, Science Fiction, United States, Writing, Wylie transliteration
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A Game of Thrones: Book One of A Song of Ice and Fire, George R. R. Martin (Voyager {HarpurCollins, 1996 {Random House Audio, 2011, Narrator: Roy Dotrice)
A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin is an epic high fantasy novel that changed the face of its genre. The first truly post-modern of its kind, it is a compelling read with strong characters. It and its many sequels are, however, cliff-hangers and so may well not appeal to those who actively dislike fantasy. For more go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com Continue reading
Posted in audio book, Cycle, Fantasy, High Fantasy, Political Drama, Post Modern, Ripping Yarn, Serial, Series, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Uncategorized, Unique or Imaginative World, World, Zombies
Tagged A Song of Ice and Fire, Art, Audiobook, best military science fiction, book review, books, fantasy book review, Game of Thrones, Game of Thrones Book review, game of thrones TV reveiw, George R. R. Martin, George R. R. Martin Book review, High Fantasy, Literature, Martin, military fantasy, Military Science Fiction, Song of Ice, Storm of Swords
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The High King’s Tomb, Kristen Britain (DAW, 2007 {Penguin Audio, Narrator: Ellen Archer})
The High King’s Tomb is the third book in Kristen Britain’s best selling Green Rider series. It is a solid piece of High Fantasy, but is unlikely to appeal to those who are not fans of the genre. Continue reading
The Archaeologist's Guide to the Galaxy.. by Thomas Evans 