the winnowing flame trilogy by jen williams

I loved these books right from the first line onwards. The Unbound Empire – Book 3 of the Swords and Fire trilogy by Melissa Caruso I’ve always enjoyed the sheer mapcap energy that pings off the page with Williams’ writing, but this trilogy is where she showed what she could really do in this genre mash-up, where science fiction and fantasy collide in a magnificent shower of sparks… This series comprises The Ninth Rain and The Bitter Twins, in addition to The Poison Song. The Poison Song – Book 3 of The Winnowing Flame trilogy by Jen Williams Highly recommended if you like your military sci fi on the quirky, thoughtful side. The series comprises Jump Twist Gate, an omnibus edition of the first two books – One Jump Ahead and Slanted Jack, Overthrowing Heaven, Children No More and No Going Back – review to follow. You’re going to think I mostly read five-book series… But once I finished this military sci fi thriller, where a mercenary teams up with a discarded sentient warship, published in 2012 by Baen, I was really sad to see there were no other books featuring these two likeable, battle-scarred characters. No Going Back – Book 5 of the Jon and Lobo series by Mark L. This is historical fantasy adventure is completely original take on dragons and is very highly recommended.

I’ve loved following the feisty Lady Trent through all her adventures, comprising A Natural History of Dragons, The Tropic of Serpents, The Voyage of the Basilisk, In the Labyrinth of Drakes – as well as this final instalment. This gave the whole series an enjoyable twist as a huge development occurs in this particular book that is a complete gamechanger. Within the Sanctuary of Wings – Book 5 of The Memoirs of Lady Trent series by Marie Bre nnan Highly recommended for fans of epic fantasy and brilliant battle scenes. Cameron wears armour and takes part in historical martial arts – and his own experience means he writes those aspects very well.

This high fantasy swords and sorcery adventure is chockfull of action with the battle scenes being particularly outstanding. This epic fantasy comprises The Red Knight, The Fell Sword, The Dread Wyrm, A Plague of Swords and this concluding book – The Fall of Dragons. The Fall of Dragons – Book 5 of The Traitor Son Cycle by Miles Cameron Both The Heir to the North and The High King’s Vengeance are highly recommended – despite the dodgy covers. And that she discovers in the second book that most of the assumptions she’d made in The Heir to the North were wrong.

The duology takes the classic ingredients of an epic fantasy, gives them a jolly good shake and tips them out… I loved the way we find the protagonist is as much the most convenient fool in the neighbourhood as the special chosen one. The High King’s Vengeance – Book 2 of Malessar’s Curse duology by Stephen Poore

The winnowing flame trilogy by jen williams