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Picked this book up because it was the December pick for #swordandlaserpodcast. I had never heard of this book before. It was pretty good. A retired group of guys get back together to save their band mates daughter. There is a lot of action, fighting and exploring and traveling to different parts of this world. Overall, I enjoyed this book.

Here's hoping I finish this one tonight. It has been a quick read (when I actually pick it up) but I just haven't felt like reading lately. I have been fighting off the round of sickness...oh the joys of working in a school. Break can't come soon enough because my body needs a break so I can finally kick this!!

Second book in The Band series. It can be read as a standalone, though.

Bloody Rose and her band are travelling north to fulfil a contract, instead of fighting The Hoard which is threatening the kingdoms again. The band, Fable, has a new bard who cannot decide whether she wants to be a bard or a merc.

It was interesting being back in the realms of this series, but I liked Kings of the Wyld a bit more.

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I'm pretty sure I'm not going to read all 138 #ARCs on my #NetGalley #MountARC, but I'm hoping to get through a few at least.

Fun!

Retired group of mercenaries comes together again to help one member in freeing his daughter who's in a city under siege.

Shenanigans, weird and wyld monsters, injuries, burials, innuendos, puns, magical hats and so much more.

Enjoyed the writing, loved the dialogues (from absurd banter to deep conversations) and characters.

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@ozma.of.oz - road trip book 🤪 #SundayFunday

1st Wedding Anniversary road trip to Dawson City, YT, 🇨🇦

Day 1: Kenai Peninsula to Glennallen

Husband and I are listening to Bloody Rose, which is super special because he doesn‘t prefer audiobooks while driving. I‘m liking Tam but don‘t immediately love the novel as much as Kings of the Wyld. It isn‘t as laugh at out funny?

#audioroadtrip #Alaska #Canada #DawsonCity

🎧 SO many quotable hilarious lines!! This is a fun book.

There‘s 80‘s rep!

There‘s a feel of a DND quest … owlbear!

The band is past its prime but they have a daughter to save!

If you‘ve ever thought you‘re past your prime … or that your parents are … and you enjoy a fast-moving quest with some swearing and childish behavior … and can laugh at all of these things … get a copy of this book!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️3/4

My sweet little Gus loves the kindle. It leaves plenty of lap room and one hand free for pats and belly rubs. Nearly done with Kings of the Wyld, and it's been a rollicking good time. I've got book two on hold on audio, and I'm hoping it'll come through soon.

I came across this one quite by accident when someone said it was a fantasy novel about aged adventurers that moan as much about their joints and digestion as they do about monsters and gold. That's a fair assessment of it. I liked it, it was fun and took a different spin on the standard fantasy retrieval trope. It was well worth the read. I am still on the fence about the sequel for Reasons... We'll see.

Fun 'getting the band back together' story. One of the guys (all retired) finds out his daughter is at risk as she'd followed in Daddy's footsteps, and gone off hunting demons in the wyld. The guys go after her to save little Rosy.