

This is a good book, and one which I must say I enjoyed in the main. If I am being honest, though, there is a large section of this entertaining epic which threw me off somewhat. Until midway it is a pretty straightforward, rousing fantasy actioner, with more than a passing nod to Game of Thrones and the like, but then in the second half of FaeRhysian, the magical high-fantasy element becomes more prominent, the characters begin to embark on time-crossing “treads”, and the story starts ...
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