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Book Review: The Scarring of the Roshanra
Book Review: The Scarring of the Roshanra

The Scarring of the Roshanra by Kara S.B. Brown is a psychological fantasy novel with very dark elements. This book is not for all readers as it deals with torture, rape, and PTSD, which draws on experiences from the author’s life. This gives the book a very raw, real feeling for the intricately built world, and I think that really works for this heavily character-driven novel.

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Book Review: Fatherland
Book Review: Fatherland

Fatherland by Ginevra Mancinelli is a fantasy novel about vengeance, pain, love, glory, and so much more.

I really enjoyed this book not only for the great descriptions and writing, but also the Games of Thrones-y vibe, what with some of the gore, wording, and politics, but Fatherland is very much it’s own story with it’s own unique universe and tale.

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