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HOME Search Search for: Search Mad Shadows Darker than Weird Hither Came Conan Get Back Issues of Black Gate Recent Comments See all our latest coverage of Series Fantasy here. Ruin and Rising (432 pages, June 17, 2014)Īll three books are $19.99 in hardcover, $10.99 in paperback, and $7.80 in digital format. Siege and Storm (435 pages, June 4, 2013) Shadow and Bone (358 pages, June 5, 2012) While you chew that over, here’s the back covers for all three volumes. There’s a lengthy excerpt from Shadow and Bone at Tor.com. This is what fantasy is for.” All three volumes in the series are available in paperback from a publisher called Square Fish (?), a Macmillam imprint. The New York Times Book Review said, in their review of the opening volume Shadow and Bone, “Bardugo’s setup is shiver-inducing, of the delicious variety. That’s an irresistible combo right there. I first discovered Leigh Bardugo with the bestselling Six of Crows and its sequel Crooked Kingdom, the acclaimed fantasy caper novels described as ““ Harry Potter meets Game of Thrones.” And then I discovered Bardugo had a previous bestselling fantasy series set in the same world, The Grisha Trilogy, featuring monster hunting, mysterious magic, and a pseudo Imperial-Russia setting.
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