Books matching: medieval fantasy world
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Save:'Bound to the Battle God' follows the journey of Faith, a smart and practical woman who accidentally gets sucked into a portal to another realm and ends up being sold as a sacrifice to the God of War. However, things take a surprising turn when the God of War, Aron, asks for a volunteer to be his mortal anchor, leading Faith to step up. Together, Faith and Aron embark on a twisty and convoluted road to help Aron ascend back to his rightful place in the pantheon of gods. The story is set in a fantasy medieval-style landscape where the gods have been cast out of their version of heaven and must battle for dominance before ascending back to the aether.
The author, Ruby Dixon, weaves a tale filled with epic fantasy battles, complex characters, and a slow-burn romance between Faith and Aron. is praised for its phenomenal world-building, mix of mythologies, and fully fleshed-out characters, making it a captivating and engaging read that keeps readers hooked till the end.
I wake up in the middle of the night, alert for no reason at all. My ears strain, trying to make out sound. There's only the distant rumble of thunder, an oncoming storm. I sit up and listen for voice... - #2
Save:'Ascendance of a Bookworm' by Miya Kazuki is a light novel fantasy series that follows the story of a librarian who is reborn as a sickly peasant child in a world with magic. The main character, a small, physically sickly girl with incredible power and knowledge, sets up her printing company and slowly changes the city, bringing modern style books to the masses of the new fantasy world. The book is a mix of rising in the world, making money, and features a slow burn plot that spans a decade of the characters' lives, leading them through societal, religious, and technological upheavals due to knowledge brought from a foreign world.
The writing style of 'Ascendance of a Bookworm' is described as well-written, original, and can be read without needing to be familiar with Japanese culture or anime tropes. It is a character-driven story with a heavy focus on politics, drama, and occasional action, providing a heartwarming and intriguing narrative that appeals to readers of various ages, making it a fun read that stands out in the light novel genre.
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Save:"Magician: Apprentice" by Raymond E. Feist follows the story of Pug, a young orphan who becomes an apprentice to a magician named Kulgan in the Kingdom of the Isles. As Pug struggles to master magic under his mentor's guidance, the kingdom faces a threat from the Tsurani invaders from another dimension, leading to a series of events that change the lives of key characters in the story. The plot includes elements such as interplanetary war, elves, dwarves, and a battle between the forces of Order and Chaos, all set in a medieval-style society. The writing style is described as simple, engaging, and enjoyable, with a mix of fantasy tropes and unique twists that keep readers engrossed in the story.
Pug danced along the edge of the rocks, his feet finding scant purchase as he made his way among the tide pools. His dark eyes darted about as he peered into each pool under the cliff face, seeking th... - #4
Save:"The Bird and the Sword" by Amy Harmon is a fantasy novel that follows the story of Lark, a young woman with hidden magical abilities, set in a medieval-esque world with knights and swords. The plot revolves around Lark's journey of self-discovery, growth in character, and finding love, with a focus on the romantic aspect rather than the fantasy elements. The writing style is described as beautiful, captivating, and almost poetic, transporting readers to a different time and place, creating a magical and enchanting atmosphere.
I love these words. There is no deception or confusion. The words are simple. The birds feel joy. The trees feel it too. They feel joy in their creation. They feel joy because they ARE. Every living t... - #5The Adventurers GuildBook 1 in the series:The Adventurers Guild
Save:In a medieval fantasy post-apocalyptic world, 'The Adventurers Guild' follows the story of Zed Kagari, a half-elven outsider, and his privileged friend Brock Dunderfel as they navigate life-threatening conflicts and secrets in the city of Freestone. Thrust into the Adventurers Guild, the duo, along with their friends, must face monstrous Dangers, class and race prejudices, and a deadly conspiracy that threatens not only their small group but the entire city. The fast-paced plot, vivid world-building, and complex characters like Zed, Brock, and Liza offer readers a gripping tale of adventure, friendship, and self-discovery.
'The Adventurers Guild' by Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos weaves elements of coming-of-age narratives with a fantasy setting, exploring themes of destiny, friendship, and courage. Through the eyes of characters like Zed, Brock, Liza, and Jett, readers are immersed in a world filled with magic, dangers, and political intrigue, setting the stage for a series that promises to captivate young and adult audiences alike.
He stood in Freestone’s marketplace—a vibrant hash of stalls and tents crushed between the city’s wealthy intown and its outtown slums. Many of the shops were stacked on top of one another into colorf... - #6
Save:In the world of Shadowmarch, humans and the supernatural Qar have lived in a tense stalemate, with the Eddon family ruling peaceably in Southmarch. However, when the Shadowline begins to move, young Princess Briony Eddon's world starts to fall apart. The story unfolds across continents, rulers, and races, with a vast scope and depth. Tad Williams crafts a new world with traditional fantasy elements, strong characterizations, and emotionally charged plots, making Shadowmarch an excellent fantasy fiction read.
The book follows a powerplay between monarchs, wars among human kingdoms, and an attack by the forces of faerie, setting up a multivolume series with hints of future events. With a large cast of characters, engaging plot, and detailed world-building, Shadowmarch immerses readers in a complex and intriguing fantasy tale that captures the essence of epic fantasy.
The maps have been complied from an exhaustive array of traveler’s tales, nearly illegible old documents, transcripts of oracular utterances, and the murmunngs of dying hermits, not to mention the con... - #7
Save:"Alanna: The First Adventure" follows the story of Alanna, a young girl who disguises herself as a boy to become a knight in a world where women are not allowed to pursue such a path. The book takes the reader through Alanna's struggles, challenges, and triumphs as she navigates the training and expectations of knighthood while keeping her true identity hidden. The plot unfolds with a mix of adventure, self-discovery, and determination, drawing readers into a world of medieval fantasy filled with strong female characters and themes of identity and perseverance.
The writing style of "Alanna: The First Adventure" is described as engaging, captivating, and suitable for a younger audience. The book is praised for its fast-paced narrative, well-fleshed-out characters, and vivid world-building that immerses readers into the realm of Tortall. The story balances elements of fantasy, adventure, and coming-of-age themes, offering a tale of empowerment and courage as Alanna strives to break gender norms and follow her dreams.
They didn’t know it, but Maude was in difficulty. She had taught them all the magic she possessed. They were both capable of learning much more, but there were no other teachers at Trebond. Thom wante... - #8
Save:In the book 'Graceling' by Kristin Cashore, readers are introduced to a world where people known as gracelings possess extraordinary abilities such as mind reading and exceptional fighting skills. The story follows the protagonist Katsa, a skilled killer graced with fighting abilities who struggles with her own inner turmoil and questions her place in the world. When Katsa meets Prince Po, another graceling with unique powers, they embark on a quest to uncover the mystery surrounding King Leck, leading to unexpected plot twists and revelations that challenge their beliefs and abilities. The book features a blend of action, adventure, romance, and well-developed characters set against a backdrop of seven kingdoms and a compelling narrative style that keeps readers engaged.
IN THESE DUNGEONS the darkness was complete, but Katsa had a map in her mind. One that had so far proven correct, as Oll's maps tended to do. Katsa ran her hand along the cold walls and counted doors ... - #9
Save:'Dragon Queens' by Kathleen de Plume is a high fantasy novel that follows the story of two female protagonists, Ava and Gwen, as they navigate a world filled with dragons, ogres, political intrigue, and a budding romance. The book seamlessly blends elements of fairytales, YA fantasy, and erotica, creating a unique and captivating story that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is described as having a good balance between sweet and spicy, with scenes beautifully done and fitting perfectly into the plot flow.
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Save:'Theft of Swords' is the first book in 'The Riyria Revelations' series by Michael J. Sullivan, following the adventures of two thieves, Royce Melborn and Hadrian Blackwater. The story is filled with action, betrayal, mystery, and humor, as the duo find themselves entangled in a complex plot involving regicide, political intrigue, and daring escapes. The writing style is described as comfortable and engaging, with well-crafted characters and a fast-paced narrative that keeps readers hooked till the end.
Hadrian could see little in the darkness, but he could hear them—the snapping of twigs, the crush of leaves, and the brush of grass. There were more than one, more than three, and they were closing in...
