Malazan Book of the Fallen Reaper's Gale: Book Seven of the Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 7, (Paperback)

from iftyzaidi

Finally made it through the re-read of this 900 page monster. And oh, what a resplendent monster it is. I had previously read up to this, the 7th book in the 10 book epic fantasy series that is the Malazan Book of the Fallen. The re-read has only reinforced my suspicion that this series is the be...

from jouni

After a couple base building books, this one collects all together. There's more action, more resolution, more endings. In fact, it feels like pieces are starting to be in place for the final act. However I can't help asking what actually happened here... A lot, certainly, but... why? What was th...

from Narilka

All is not well in the Letherii Empire. Rhulad, the Emperor of a Thousand Deaths, sinks deeper into insanity with every champion that kills him. The economy is on the verge of collapse. There is a money shortage and citizens are starving. And while the Tiste Edur hold a privileged place in societ...

from renbedell

A fantastic continuation of the Malazan storyline, focusing on Lethari and the Tiste Andi. This book was perfect as I was wondering how the Lethari empire aspect was going to be wrapped up. What I love about this series is that everything matters. Every action has a consequence and sometimes thin...

from DRFP

**** SPOILERS AHOY! **** Although not a bad entry in the Malazan series, I felt there was something off about Reaper's Gale. After the focused successes of Midnight Tides and The Bonehunters it's as if Erikson's old flaw of trying to do too much has resurfaced. I felt like significant chunks of t...