Welcome to Queen’s Book Asylum’s (slightly late) tour stop for Merchants of Knowledge and Magic, organized by Escapist Book Tours. We sat down to chat with Erika McCorkle about her epic fantasy debut, the first book in a series of interconnected novels comprising the Merchants of the Pentagonal Dominion series.
Paul reviews Siege of Treboulain, an interactive novel by Jed Herne, out on April 14th!
Jen reviews A Call for Brighter Days, the second book in Nupur Chowdhury’s Fantasy series, The Aerial Chronicles.
Motivated by Sue Bavey’s #MarchOfTheSequels event and by the recent release of Rise Red Kingdom, Arina sat down to talk with Kerstin Espinosa Rosero about interdimensional dragons, their summoners, and her illustrations for the popular tv show Arcane.
Jen reviews Nisila, a novella set in Damien Shillingford’s the King series.
Jen reviews The Starlight Blade, the fourth book in Nancy O’Toole’s Fantasy Fairy tale retelling series, The Twin Kingdoms.
Paul reviews Daughter of Redwinter, book one in Ed McDonald’s new series The Chronicles of Redwinter.
Jen reviews Given to Darkness, the second book in Phil Williams’ Ikiri duology, the sequel to Kept From Cages we reviewed before.
Timy reviews The Great Witch of Brittany, Louisa Morgan’s standalone novel, set in the same world as A Secret History of Witches.
Jen and Timy review Kept From Cages, the first book in the Ikiri duology by Phil Williams, also set in the Ordshaw universe.