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Black Stone Heart
by Michael R. Fletcher
EVERY FANTASY READER NEEDS TO KEEP UP WITH THE SELF PUBLISHED FANTASY BLOG-OFF. EVERY. SINGLE. FANTASY. FAN.
With that PSA out of the way....
SPFBO delivers another favorite I would’ve otherwise never even heard of. Last year it gave me my all time favorite stand-alone, The Sword of Kaigen, and now yet another fresh and unique book in Black Stone Heart.
I loved this book. It is so far outside my normal preferences. I can’t believe I loved it, but the mystery of the MC discovering himself and the world through his eyes drew me in so strongly. This was suppose to be a book I read very slowly during slow periods at work, but I was so hooked, I couldn’t put it down. I finished it in 5 days. Some of the larger plot beats were fairly predictable but HOW they came about and how they changed the direction of the narrative and character were still satisfying and unexpected.
I think this is one of those books you need to go in blind. It won’t be for everyone, but it’s free on kindle unlimited and the ebook is also a few bucks. Just try it. I know it’s only March, but this is the 19th book I’ve finished this year, and it is easily my favorite read of 2021 so far.
With that PSA out of the way....
SPFBO delivers another favorite I would’ve otherwise never even heard of. Last year it gave me my all time favorite stand-alone, The Sword of Kaigen, and now yet another fresh and unique book in Black Stone Heart.
I loved this book. It is so far outside my normal preferences. I can’t believe I loved it, but the mystery of the MC discovering himself and the world through his eyes drew me in so strongly. This was suppose to be a book I read very slowly during slow periods at work, but I was so hooked, I couldn’t put it down. I finished it in 5 days. Some of the larger plot beats were fairly predictable but HOW they came about and how they changed the direction of the narrative and character were still satisfying and unexpected.
I think this is one of those books you need to go in blind. It won’t be for everyone, but it’s free on kindle unlimited and the ebook is also a few bucks. Just try it. I know it’s only March, but this is the 19th book I’ve finished this year, and it is easily my favorite read of 2021 so far.