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I genuinely appreciated that there is no romance here at all. Female leads without that are still rarer than they should be.

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A Forest of Vanity and Valour is a fresh, dark take on the Robin Hood legend that immediately grabbed my attention with such an inventive premise. Rather than relying on familiar characters, predictable themes, and plot points, the book uses the myth as a foundation to tell a gripping story that feels both recognisable and surprisingly original.

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I had the distinct pleasure to sit and chat with Scott Lynch this past weekend at ReaderCon... [He] was kind enough to take an hour out of his busy day to discuss what he’s currently up to, his recent foray into acting, and—yes, because I know you’re wondering—the status of The Thorn of Emberlain.

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Today we are happy to welcome back friend of the site, A. A. Freeman! It's the one year anniversary release of her first sci-fi novel, Echo of the Larkspur! And we have a cover reveal for the third book in her fairy tale retelling novella series, The Midwife Fables!

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This is not a book that will stay with you for weeks, but it is an easy, entertaining read with rough edges and real promise. Tullbane's debut does enough right that I am curious where the series goes next, and for a first book, that is exactly what you want.

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