All stories copyright 2014 unless stated.
Standalones
Shadow Hunter — Adrian Tchaikovsky
The Neutral — Mike Gelpin
The Woman I Used To Be — Gerri Leen
The Red Wraith — Nicholas Wisseman
Bad Seed — Mark Lawrence
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Fading Light — Anthology
All stories copyright 2012 unless stated.
Standalones
Parasitic Embrace — Adam Millard
The Equivalence Principle — Nick Cato
A Withering of Sorts — Stephen McQuiggan
Goldilocks Zone — Gary W. Olson
They Wait Below — Tom Olbert
Blessed Be the Shadowchildren — Malon Edwards
The Beastly Ninth — Carl Barker
Late Night Customer — David Dalglish
Rurik’s Frozen Bones — Jake Elliot
Wrath — Lee Mather
Friends of a Forgotten Man — Gord Rollo
Altus — Georgina Kamsika
Angela’s Garden — Dorian Dawes
The Long Death of Day — Timothy Baker
Out of the Black — William Meikle
Degenerates — DL Seymour
Dust — Wayne Ligon
Der Teufel Sie Wissen — TSP Sweeney
Born of Darkness — Stacey Turner
Lottery — Gene O’Neill
Where Coyotes Fear to Tread — Gef Fox
The Theophany of Nyx — Edward M. Erdelac
Double Walker — Henry P. Gravelle
Light Save Us — Ryan Lawler
Dark Tide — Mark Lawrence
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Triumph Over Tragedy — Anthology
All stories copyright 2013 unless stated.
Standalones
Old Leatherwings — Elizabeth Bear
Quick — Mark Lawrence
When You’re Dead… — Michael A. Stackpole
Tradition — Michael J. Sullivan
Death Between the Stars — Marion Zimmer Bradley
Hell Matter — Jean Rabe
The Adjoa Gambit — Rick Novy
Hero — R.T. Kaelin
Big Apple, Small Serpent — Ari Marmell
The Pope of the Chimps — Robert Silverberg
I Am Made of Every Color — Jaym Gates
Spoils of War — Adrian Tchaikovsky
Orphan Train — Vicki Johnson-Steger
Holocaust — Maxwell Alexander Drake
Wrap — Alex Bledsoe
The Gift of the Dragons — Stephen D. Sullivan
The Kid in the Park — T.L. Gray
Duncan Derring and the Call of the Lady Luck — Bryan Thomas Schmidt
Day of the Shadows — Donald J. Bingle
Angels of Mercy — Erik Scott de Bie
Heart’s Desire — C.S. Marks
Spurn Babylon — Tobias S. Buckell
Parting the Clouds — Bradley P. Beaulieu
The Burning Servant — Steven Saus
The Caretaker of Mire — Gregory A. Wilson
The Last Incantation — Alex Shvartsman
Welcome to New York — Addie J. King
In the Glimpses — Matt Bone
Coal: 1938 — Doris Stever
Undivided — Marian Allen
Among The Stars — Sarah Hans
Sergeant Argent’s Moment in the Sun — Rob Rogers
Sperare Victor — Tim Marquitz
Shadowlands — Elisabeth Waters
Wish Upon a Star — Janine Spendlove
A Happy Mother Takes Away Pain — C.J. Henderson
Katanoi — Philip Athans
Don’t Wake Me Up — Tracy Chowdhury
One Good Deed — Bryan Young
The Battle Rose — SM Blooding
The Ring — Timothy Zahnf
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Road Brothers — Mark Lawrence
All stories copyright 2015.
The Broken Empire
A Rescue
Sleeping Beauty
Bad Seed
The Nature of the Beast
Select Mode
Mercy
A Good Name
Choices
The Secret
Know Thyself
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The Girl and the Moon — Mark Lawrence
And so we’re back in the corridor, at Sweet Mercy, where it all began in the original trilogy.
Once again, i felt that dragging tedious feeling i had with the previous books in this trilogy, except this time it wasn’t due to plodding over the ice. This time it mostly came down to this never ending cat and mouse game with Seus and Eular, both of which aren’t very exciting baddies and don’t exactly get one excited. In fact they just continued to disappoint me with the fact that they keep not dying when that’s all i wanted them to do from about 50% in, just so we could get it all over with.
Ok, i have to admit that i read the whole trilogy all the way through, so it couldn’t have been that bad. But, it definitely could have been a lot better and lot lot lot faster paced.
Anyways, it’s all over now and i can go and read some other more exciting things.
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The Book That Wouldn’t Burn — Mark Lawrence
Overdue — Mark Lawrence
The Book That Broke The World — Mark Lawrence
Returns — Mark Lawrence
The Girl and the Stars — Mark Lawrence
The continuation trilogy to be read after Book of the Ancestor series.
Now we leave the green belt around the equator and venture out to the tribes that live on the ice and what they do with the children they deem too weak to be of any future use to the tribe.
If you enjoyed Book of the Ancestor then i reckon you’ll enjoy this too.
Next up in the trilogy is The Girl and the Mountain, which i’ve plunged straight into cause i’m enjoying it all soooo much.