Discworld is an incredible fantasy world created by Terry Pratchett where he has based over 40 books. There are multiple story arcs that run in parallel, intersecting in a subtle manner most of the time. ...
Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb Book Review
I picked up Assassin's Apprentice as I had heard a lot about Robin Hobb’s writing, and this book was the first one in the Farseer Trilogy. Honestly, I was in the mood for an epic fantasy but had to realign my expectations because this was more in the high fantasy space. ...
Rule of Wolves by Leigh Bardugo – Book Review
The concluding part of the King of Scars duology, Rule of Wolves is a supremely satisfying end. Excellent character arcs all throughout, highly pulsating action, and a couple of twists that I did not see coming. ...
King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo Book Review
King of Scars is part of the vivid and beautiful Grishaverse created by Leigh Bardugo. She combines characters from Shadow and Bone as well as Six of Crows and the result is fantastic. The story seamlessly connects to so many existing elements established across the Grishaverse and it enhances the impact of this book so much more. Needless to say, you should read the Shadow and Bone Trilogy as well as the Six of Crows Duology before getting to King of Scars. ...
Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett – Book Review
This was my first experience of reading the fascinating Discworld series and I had a blast. Initially, I was apprehensive because I usually enjoy Epic Fantasy with good action so It was hard to imagine a good fantasy book that was a comedy. My doubts were cleared within the first 50 pages of the book because I was laughing hard as soon as it began. The interaction between Carrot and his parents as well as the first meeting of the secret society are both hilarious sequences. ...