/lit/ - Literature

This is a good summer for me.
>Robin Hobbs - Fool's Quest
First one was really slow-paced, but in a way I actually liked- a nice, comfy return to Fitz's world, slowly winding down the previous stories and setting up a new trilogy.

>Mark Lawrence - The Liar's Key
I love a bit of grimdark and post-apocalyptic fantasy, and these books are fun as fuck.

>Victor Milan - The Dinosaur Lords
I know it's one of those books that relies on people repeating "KNIGHTS ON DINOSAURS, AWESOME!" to market itself, but it's sucked me in. I really do want to read about knights on dinosaurs, and I'm praying it's not terrible.

>Christ Beckett - Mother of Eden
I really enjoyed the first book, but unfortunately, they've fucked up the Kindle version so it's been taken off Amazon until it's fixed. But the first one was enjoyable- genuinely interesting alien world inhabited by a bunch of inbred cavemen descended from the survivors of a spaceship crash, so I'll get the second once the ebook version has been fixed.