Review of Acacia
David Anthony Durham steps into the world of fantasy with his latest novel Acacia: Book One: The War With the Mein. Most known for his… Read More »Review of Acacia
David Anthony Durham steps into the world of fantasy with his latest novel Acacia: Book One: The War With the Mein. Most known for his… Read More »Review of Acacia
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If you haven’t read The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett, I highly recommend reading it before the sequel, World Without End, comes out this… Read More »The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
I was in my local bookstore recently, saw the cover to this novel and thought it looked interesting, so I picked it up to read the jacket.… Read More »Acacia: Book One: The War With the Mein by David Anthony Durham
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