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Although love can be beautiful Steven Erikson‘s description also fits as I have seen every type of love he describes… I‘ve also seen lasting beauty in love … this description though, hits, and it is why I reread His books there‘s always something to find

It is always interesting to see how characters, world building, and storyline forms in Mr Erikson‘s writing. This is an exceptional addition to powerful characters from the main 10 series. Explaining their back stories in a complex yet understandable process … another hit for this author 🤨📖💁🏼‍♀️

Started this … I‘ve been at the beach so I read all day so I‘m starting my night read 🤗📖🤨

Current read, only I have a GAZILLION things on my plate (I‘m learning ASL!) so it‘s super slow going. Amazing read and thought provoking, while also pretty funny imo anyway lol

Thanks for the tag @merelybookish
1) the shape of you - Ed Sheehan
2) Fall of Light - Steven Erikson-great so far, but I just started it
3) Forge of Darkness (otherwise school related)
4) @readinginthedark and @ErinGoBragh1011 if you haven‘t done this yet have some fun 😝🤣
5) (*) So What - P!nk 😝

@GarthRanzz

Wow the second portion of this went really fast 😳. The set up of he storyline is well written. Even though there are over 600 pages reading this book doesn‘t feel like there‘s more than 200-300 pages. The writing keeps you interested in the outcome of each character. What is the highest star rating 😳 that‘s what I‘ll give this read 😝😋📖

1) There will be peace.
2) 663
3) underestimated
4) Hunn Raal, Sheccanto, Skelenal, Kurald Galain, Emral, Mother Dark, Lord Urusander, Syntara, and Draconus
5) Bluish Gray
6) Fantasy
7) There/isn‘t
8) Dark Bluish Gray
9) S.E.
10) none
11) Sept 2012
12) Stephen R Donaldson
13) I‘m just under half done with the book
14) ???
15) Yes, our of order “Deadhouse Gates”

Starting my next adventure 😝 right now yea

How can you not like an author whom opens a book whit a paragraph like this 😳📖. If I could meet one author before I die it would now be Steven Erickson (where it used to be Johanna Lindsey or Nora Roberts they are still on my list but he has now moved them to the 2 + 3 spots).

My TBR pile seems to be getting bigger each week and I am eager to start reading Fall of Light but first, a 600+ page detour to the Forge of Darkness. A necessary trip to refresh my memory on the beginnings of the Malazan world