And just like Geralt, Touraine finds herself questioning everything when she is sent to crush a rebellion in her homeland. She was raised to kill, just like Geralt. Touraine was stolen as a child, just like Geralt. Yet many of the themes Clark explores in The Unbrokencan be found in The Witcher series.
#The witcher book series series#
There are some books like The Witcher series that on the face of it, bear little resemblance to the eponymous mutant monster hunter. The Unbroken (Magic of the Lost 1), by C.L. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend this well-told grimdark fantasy. I really enjoyed reading this and am a little sad that it doesn’t receive as much attention as some other heavily marketed novels. The ‘Smiler’s Fair’ is a travelling medieval-style carnival but is used more as a tool to help ground the characters in this rich fantasy world and give the reader access to their intertwined stories. Following so many different people can be draining but Nethmi, Dae Hyo, Eric, Marvan and Krish will keep you thinking long after you’ve turned the final page. We are introduced to five separate characters all wrestling with their own demons.
#The witcher book series trial#
Want a change from paper books? - Get a 30-Day Free Trial of Audible to try out audio books or try out Kindle Unlimited so you can download unlimited ebooks! There are some books like The Witcher series that feel like a bard is singing the story to you. Smiler’s Fair (Hollow Gods 1), by Rebecca Levine If you liked The Witcher series, you must read this. The interplay between Johann and Florian is where the narrative truly sings, but the world and the various other characters that populate it are superb. This is a book that will dig its claws into you from the very first page and refuse to let go until you’ve finished the story. Yet things begin to change when one of his intended victims turns out to be just as much a monster as Johann. Sent out on errands by his sickly master, the monster is evil and vicious, hiding under the name of Johann as he stalks his victims. In The Monster of Elendhaven, a thing without a name is stalking the seaside city of Elendhaven. Monsters are called ‘monsters’ because we fear the unknown.
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