I’ve been reading A Dagger in the Winds by Brendan Noble, and one of the things I’ve particularly enjoyed is the setting. It’s rooted in Slavic mythology, with a strong Polish/West Slavic influence, which makes it feel noticeably different from the more familiar pseudo-medieval Western European fantasy setting. First- some of these things I had…
Okay- based on the number of reviews I’ve been doing, I may be coming out of my reading slump. Or, the promise to do reviews on what I’m reading has forced me to actually finish books (instead of repeatedly listening to the same loops (audio) as I’m falling asleep). Either way, I am wading through…
So, I know I was going to put the review up for Shade of Light, since I did get it finished. But then I dove straight into Land of Two Moons by a friend of mine. One night of “sleep is unessential,” and I got through most of it. My review is down below….