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1. Yesss

2. Paperback: UK edition - Mistborn trilogy.
Hardcover series: Caraval, The Expanse. Six of Crows, Great Tales of Middle Earth, Bill Hodges, The Diabolic, etc.
Omnibus: The Red Queen‘s War, a bunch of B&N hardcover special editions, Red Dwarf, LPQ, Mary Poppins, American Gods, Tokyo Ghoul, Berserk, Hellsing, bunch of other Manga, etc.

#sundayfunday 👇🏻

Here are choices for my read! What do y‘all think?? @Littlewolf1 @LitStephanie @Roary47

My book came from Grim Oak Press. I love it! It‘s a trilogy bind up of a series I loved! 🖤

I absolutely loved The Broken Empire trilogy, and The Red Queen‘s War is set in the same world and timeline, but with different characters. I like Prince Jalan enough, but Mark Lawrence might have spoiled all anti-heroes for me, after Prince Jorg. But I still liked this book! The bromance between Jalan and Snorri is fun to read. I look forward to the next book in the series. 🗡🗡🗡🗡

#SeriesRead2021 @TheSpineView

I am posting one book a day from my extensive to be read collection. No description and no reason why I got these books. Some are really old and some are new; there are quite a few. Join the fun!

This is day 4.

(I forgot to post yesterday so I'm just going to do two today instead starting over).

#BooksToRead #TBRPile #TBRMountain #Bookstagram

🎧 Prince Jalan is 10th in line for the throne. He‘s a drinker, gambler, seducer of women, cowardly to the bone, gloriously happy as-is & sarcastic AF! After escaping a death-trap in the most hilarious of ways his fate‘s accidentally magically connected with a fierce Viking (think Thor) named Snorri who drags them north to undo the spell & reconnect with his family. They come across great danger & loose women & the laughs never cease. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2

Although I loved The Broken Empire, I think I love this trilogy a little more. Set in the same world and just as dark, this trilogy has a lot more humour and snark. #20series20days @Andrew65

I picked up a new book from #booksamillion. I've only read chapter one so far, but it's already pretty good.

#quotsyjuly19 #strategy

This was good. It's the first in a series. I'm looking forward to the next. 💖📚

#honesty #quotsyapril18
A good read 👍🏻

I‘ve always been unsure of how I feel about anti-hero characters, but so far I‘m intrigued enough by Jal, and loving the writing, to keep going and find out!

So... just got this trilogy. Super excited about it! One of the books is matte and two are shiny. That's going to irk me forever lol.

I have a love/hate relationship with this book. The plot is compelling and Snorri is fantastic as a character. But I could not stand the narrator Jalan. His cowardice and lack of redemption made this a much harder read than I expected. It's not a bad book but I would have enjoyed it much better had Snorri been our narrator over Jalan. The jury is still out on whether or not I will continue with this series.

I honestly never expected to loved this as much as I did. This is Grim Dark fantasy at its best! Prince Jal is the epitome of an anti hero but not in such a way that one can't connect with him. I had so many LOL moments. I really love his internal dialogue and there's enough blood and gore to satisfy my bloodthirst for sure.
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I have a feeling this may not need an alternative beginning for murders to occur. Just discovered this thing called the #grimdark genre - I know, behind the times. #andthenthemurdersbegan #alternativebeginnings

Holiday reads! Please excuse my general grubbiness back packing does not equate with clean! I heard good things about this book but I'm half way through and I've yet to find any of it really interesting. Feels like the same old dickish male protagonist going on a journey :/ anyone read it and can tell me if it's worth finishing?

If you have read and liked the Broken Empire trilogy, then you will enjoy this as well. For those who have not, Jalan is the epitome of an anti-hero, so if that appeals to you, you should like this.

"Sometimes it takes a liar, a cheat and a coward to be a hero!"
That was everything Jalan Kendeth was, a liar, a cheat and a coward. Grandson of the Red Queen, tenth in line for the throne of the Red March, by the strange event gets magicaly binded with Snorri, a fearful Viking. This is the first book of the Red Queen's War trilogy and I think Jalan has yet to prove himself as a hero!?
4.0/5

Lawrence creates these flawed characters how you somehow root for.real good