Lucas Blogs About Books

Hey, some doofus has his hand covering part of the author's name. So, are you going to make any kind of New Year's resolution? Nope. Besides, wasn't Thursday the time to ask about that? I don't usually show up in  Simplified Series . No, I suppose you don't. So, what's this book's deal? Well, had you appeared in last Thursday's post , you'd know that A Breach in the Heavens is the conclusion of N.S. Dolkart's Godserfs trilogy. Godserfs? Oh, that's what the elves call humans. You see, the elves were like humanity's rebellious older siblings who were banished to another dimension because they wouldn't worship the gods. So, humanity is like the goody-two-shoes younger sibling? Yeah. Anyway, this is the first time I've reviewed a non-first entry in a series on this blog so, I'm not sure how to handle the dreaded SPOILERS . Well, why not just say that you pretty much have to spoil the first two books to dis...

Ch-ch-ch-changes! But seriously, these images all show roughly the same geographic spot. Obviously at different times and from different angles given the differences in the mountains in the background, and . . . I'm over-explaining. My feverish pursuit of MOAR content brought forth this feature: Simplified Series. Here's the pitch: quick synopses (I'll try and keep them spoiler-free-ish, but, you know, most of these are past the statute of limitations on spoilers) of the entries in a series followed by the reasons you should or shouldn't read it. This week: The Godserfs Trilogy by N.S. Dolkart Since this series just finished publishi ng last year, I want to be clear, there are definitely SPOILERS ahead. Background Info: So, this is a fantasy trilogy I've been reading for the last three years. Wait, that makes it sound like it's taken me three years to read it. It's a fantasy trilogy in which a book has been published and then read by me in each of t...