The Light of All That Falls – Review
The climactic end of James Islington’s debut trilogy comes together like a Scooby-Doo stamp sandwich: packed with all the meat, lettuce, cheese, and assorted fillings, but squeezed between two soggy slices of bread. It might be a tasty bite, sure—but it doesn’t hold together well enough to earn the kind of ending it’s going for.
Mistborn Era Two – The Bands of Mourning – Review
The Lord Ruler Legacy Remains Bound to Scadriel It’s been a few months since Wax and Wayne’s last wacky adventure which saw them take down a rogue Kandra, who also happened to be Wax’s former wife planted in his life…
The Shadow of What Was Lost – Review
James Islington’s debut novel didn’t talk my list of best fantasy novels read in my time, but it did crack the code for excellence in presenting a fantastic foundation as a fantasy writer in the modern day.