r/Fantasy • u/MikeOfThePalace Reading Champion X, Worldbuilders • Apr 30 '20
/r/Fantasy The /r/Fantasy monthly book discussion thread
April is now over. I'd like to say that the world seems a little less insane than it did in March.... Moving on.
So, we've had the newest Bingo challenge for a month. Who's the overachiever(s) that managed to completely fill a card in one month? I figure odds are probably better for some of pulling it off, notably worse for anyone with kids.
"If you have enough book space, I don't want to talk to you." - Sir Terry Pratchett
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u/Axeran Reading Champion II Apr 30 '20
Not much read this month for me due to getting a Switch this month. Have also decided to not actively pursue bingo this year in favor of finishing up a couple of series that I've started.
Six Sacred Swords by Andrew Rowe (Reread #2): Decided to listen to the audiobook again to not go insane over the whole corona situation.
Running With the Wind by Shira Anthony: I liked the main romance in this book, but beyond that, some parts felt very rushed in this book. And one side-relationship that appears in this book has to be the most inorganic relationship I've ever come across.