High Fantasy – Weatherwax Report

A Demon in Silver by R.S. Ford

This is a story about how characters from across a world from different walks of life end up tangled in

I picked this up at random sometime last year, and it’s been sitting in my audible library just waiting for

The main character, Csorwe, was marked as a young girl to be destined to be a bride of The Unspoken

ESME If you’ve read Fletcher’s stuff before you’ll know that he has a tendency to write grimdark books – full

I was intrigued by this right away because of the cover, that’s a nice god damn cover. I read the

ESME: I liked this one from the start. I tend prefer high fantasy over low fantasy, so I get excited

This is a whimsical read that felt like a fairy tale reimagined, but it’s not based on anything to which

The Shadow Campaigns series ranks among some of my favorite military fantasies – so I was excited when I heard

I knew right away this was going to be a book I was going to enjoy. The prologue was brief

I picked this up because the whole omnibus was free on audible since it’s included in my prime membership. The

I think this would appeal the most to people who enjoy classic coming of age stories in a high fantasy

I’ve been in a bad reading slump this year, this was the fifth book I finished, and I’m nine books

Darkness Forged by Matt Larkin I began Darkness Forged by Matt Larkin thinking it was a Norse-inspired novel. After a

This was top five most unique reads I’ve ever had. It takes a lot to make me say that, because

I picked this up because of the narrator, Ralph Lister, who happens to be one of my favorite audiobook performers.

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