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Tim Adams

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29 Books

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Katabasis
The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder
The Strength of the Few
The Ministry of Time
A Psalm for the Wild-Built
A History of Britain in Ten Enemies
Wistful Ascending

Tim Adams's Most Popular Reviews

Great novella and adds to the world building of Harbinger of Justice. Fast paced and action packed making it impossible to put down.

That ending was completely unexpected but brilliant.


ARC review: This is the third installment in the Tales of Aedrea series. The writing style was great, the world very immersive with likeable characters and companions and an overall heartwarming cozy fantasy story. Although the stakes were a little too low for my personal taste (Sword & Thistle was the perfect level for me) the story kept me interested and wanting to be read. Highly recommend checking out this book (and series) if you like the cozy fantasy genre.

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This book kept me encaptured throughout! I definitely have a soft spot for cozy fantasy, and this was cozy fantasy done right. A fun adventure with a host of likeable characters, a heart-warming ending and nicely tied into Cursed Cocktails. A must read for fans of the genre.

Another outstanding addition to the thrilling adventures of Ana and Din. The murder mystery element was very nicely done, with a series of unexpected twists and turns that kept me guessing throughout (mostly wrongly!). The world-building further explores Ana and Dins evolving relationship, while also revealing more about the Leviathans and the Empires origin, rulers and it's people.


Fantasy/Murder Mystery is quickly becoming my favourite genre, and Robert Jackson Bennett masterfully blends the two genres with A Drop of Corruption, creating another page-turner that hooks you from the beginning and is a must-read for fans of both fantasy and murder mysteries!


Thank you to NetGalley and Del Ray for this ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

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NetGalley approval came through the day after I finished Hunger of the Gods, so naturally jumped straight into this.

Incredible and epic conclusion to the Bloodsworn Saga. Such an immersive book, fight scenes and the world building were masterfully written and character arcs were tied up nicely (Elvar's especially).

Perfect ending to the perfect series.

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