Review from A Thousand Li: The First Step: A Cultivation Novel →
what an amazingly detailed world you have created in this book very relatable and I I could imagine myself thriving in a world like this. okay so I’m daydreaming but seriously what an awesome story.
Review from Mythian →
I bought this book knowing full well that it was less than 6hrs long. Therefore, I was worried about the pacing of the story despite it being part of a series. I was right to worry. The beginning was well developed with a good character introduction and setting. However, around the middle of the book..
Review from Unsouled →
I love this series. I am on “uncrowed” book and cant put them down. If you like fantasy and a progression hero journey, read this book/series.
Review from Unsouled →
It’s great start for new series for me i can’t wait to start on the second book
My big negative with this series….the books are too short! Seriously, this was a complete stumble upon, but its really been captivatingly good. This Cradle series is one of the few times I leave epic fantasy into what I’d describe as gamer fantasy. Where the books started and where they are now, has been an..
Review from Unsouled →
I love listening to these stories with my 12 year old boys. They love them more than I do.
Review from Mythian →
ok, this is a complaint I have been having a lot recently, good but short.
Before deciding that I should put my two cents in (not that it matters to anyone) I decided to continue with the series for a book or two. Well, five books later and I realized that I never gave my two cents. I’ll just say this about this series so far. It is a hell..
Review from Skysworn →
This next book in the Cradle series was again enjoyable but increasingly improbable. People and obstacles continue to increase in ever escalating orders of magnitude. The main characters continue to survive every obstacle. This series seems to have outlasted its welcome. I’ll finish the series but am less optimistic for a great ending.
an openly practicing wizard in modern times: the concept alone brings to mind Dresden Files, though Jim Butcher doesn’t own the concept and I’ve read other series using this concept and enjoyed it. but then there’s the lady cop connected to our hero and even an involved scene where a mortician gets involved. common, at..