For what it’s worth, this post got me to buy A Gathering of Ravens. Best of luck finding the right pace! 💙📚

That would be 7 books deep and I joined his Patreon to read his early draft of Book 8. It is a real skill to write this level of funny, irreverent and gory action, mixed with real human emotion and companionship… all with a secondary protagonist who is a talking cat named Princess Donut.

Welp, this definitely took me down a rabbit hole! I’m on book 6!

Sold!

I don’t think I was fully prepared for this book.

It is almost as if everyone is devastatingly handsome.

Sold. What a great title!

Pre-ordered!

I’ve been listening to it on my walks today. It is crushingly cold outside, but it helps to have a nice voice and story in my ear. Congratulations on the nomination. Well deserved!

I’m going to try and read as many indie authors as I can this year. Hoping to get most of my fiction reads from this community.

Just saw this and decided to pick up your first book. Looks great!

If she likes dragons and you secretly want her to learn about the Napoleonic Wars, consider Temeraire by Naomi Novik. It is more general audience alternative history than YA, but it’s in that reading level. Lots of derring-do… with dragons. www.goodreads.com/book/show/58...

I wish I had known about Grim Oak before. Looks like the Sword and Elfstones of Shannara limited editions are sold out. Those books opened my eyes to a whole new world of fantasy as a kid. Thank you!