Leo R. Skoble

Genres: Fantasy/romance The weakest entry in the series in my opinion, but I most certainly still enjoyed it. Not the biggest fan of the soulmate trope, which is more of a reflection of my personal tastes than the story itself. I found the romance to be the last compelling part of the story, and thus was disappointed when it played such a big part in the climax. Again, not a reflection of the story being poorly written (on the contrary, I find that the way Seth Haddon intertw

Spoiler-free, as always. (Everything I say that may sound like a spoiler is in the book's marketing) Genres: Fantasy/romance The romance is between the king and his bodyguard/knight (called a paladin) who have romantic history from before the paladin started his training and the king was a prince. They fell out of touch, and you can really feel that longing and wistfulness in the paladin's inner thoughts One of the smaller reasons I have a hard time reading romances is if I d

*It is not necessary to read Reforged, Reborn, and Reclaimed in order (that order), but there are references to other locations and names that can only been understood after reading the rest of the trilogy. I read them in what is technically the order 3, 1, 2, but that did not diminish my experience while reading them* Onto the review! Spoiler-free, as always Genres: Fantasy/romance/mystery I am not exaggerating when I say that this book changed my life. Two very important as