The Worldbreaker Saga: The Mirror Empire (Series #1) (Paperback)

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Review to come in the next day or two. Still processing this epic extravaganza and the 8?? genders and parallel worlds. For right now, in two words: overwhelmingly impressive. Update: As in her Bel Dame series, Hurley builds a huge, complex world and fills it with a cast of vivid characters and a...

from AltheaAnn

Hurley goes epic with 'The Mirror Empire'!Previously, I've read her 'God's War,' and absolutely love it - it's one of those books that I randomly recommend to people looking for groundbreaking new sci-fi. Personally, I think I prefer the more personal, closer focus. As the title might indicate, t...

from anyaejo

Any book this long and intense can't really be accurately summoned up in a paragraph so bear with me. This is the most unique and intricate fantasy I have ever read. It is also pretty dark and depressing and full of grey morality questions. The magic, diversity of characters, and world building a...

from GSB68

Very good opening for the series with interesting world-building and characters. The multiverse approach isn't one I have seen used in fantasy before. The sexual politics seem overdone and didn't really add to the story, but i will definitely be on the lookout for future volumes of the series and...

from tatere

It strikes me thinking about this book and "God's War" which I also just recently finished, how *unpleasant* just walking around in those worlds seems. The plants want to kill you, or everything smells and it's full of bugs, no green and pleasant lands in sight. But I wonder if the people living ...