In the Shadow of Ziammotienth

While the parts I got to read where rather well-written, I dropped this book for four main reasons. 1. I tend to avoid books with kids as MC because most times, the voices they are given don't match their age, and that just pulls me out of immersion. I can't relate. 2. I found the magic system simply......more

Very engaging What can I say that I haven't already said about Mr. Anderle's writing? It has awesome characters, well planned out plot lines, impressive world-building, is expertly editted, etc. It has only 1 misspelled word: the sound used to stop a horse is spelled whoa. Sound it out: wh - oa. (Reme......more

Michael Anderle does it again. Apart from toiling at his craft for 1000's of hours, he obviously has an advantage. Has he secretly got a big sack of pixie dust that he uses, is he part wizard? You decide. Whatever it is it works. If you enjoy the genre's he; along with his trusty cohort of collabora......more

I've missed classic fantasy this was a glorious fulfillment for my need of something Loved the classic dragon fantasy magic aspects.... So happy to see there's a sequel I can dig into now and not months from now. So many of the current stuff being written is litRPG which I don't mind, but it's just......more

I quite liked this YA adventure fantasy. It's a bit long, and could have been tightened places, but it works. # parts for young Kaylin, who starts out as a thief trying to keep a ragtag batch of orphans safe and fed, then Kaylin, the student mage, and lastly Kaylin the scavenger trying to search a r......more