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In addition to strength, steel, and courage, a hero discovers he’s in need of a …
Was a perfectly ok book. Nothing spectacular here, but a decent plot and somewhat interesting concept for a system. 3.8/5
for Jason and his friends in the epic next installment of He Who Fights with Monsters.
Following the devastating attack …
When the downtrodden animals of Manor Farm overthrow their master, Mr Jones, and take over the farm themselves, they imagine …
A burgeoning Power. Dormant followers. Ancient forces. Forgotten Allies. And Lurking Enemies. Will they clash? And when they do, will …
Our biology will change how you see the world. Lewis Dartnell explores how human biology …
Definitely an interesting book. It explores how our biology has shaped and shaped our future, and a little bit at the end about how we’ve shaped it in turn. I don’t really care for the computer analogies for biology, but it is still a good book to pick up.
The bell chimes – the watchtower blinks red. When war comes, you'd better be ready. …
Not at all a bad continuation. Perfectly enjoyable (albeit long) fantasy junk food. 3.7/5
The system was simple. Everyone understood it. Books were for burning, along with the houses in which they were hidden. …
In the vibrant city-state of Castellane, the richest of nobles and the most debauched of …
This book has a plot that’s slow to get started, but it definitely leaves me excited for the next book. I want to see the world expanded and understand more about the characters, especially the king
4.2/5
Resources? Zilch. Shelter? Ha. Monsters? Hungry, and closing in .Joe the Ritualist fled Alfheim with the remnants of the Dwarven …
Over the last decade, a single innovation has massively fueled digital black markets: cryptocurrency. Crime …
This book recounts the tales behinds some of the biggest bust, not only for crypto, but in America’s history. Definitely worth a read if you are interested in crypto or internet history.
Stephen’s god died on the longest day of the year…
Three years later, Stephen is …
An enjoyable book. Starts off a little slow, but it's fun and witty, and filled with way more detail about scent then most of us really think about. The romance, though it's not really something I particularly care about, was also cute.
Insane cult trying to undermine the stability of society? Powerful mage whose very presence unmakes the world?
John doesn’t care. …
