Tag Archives: Orbit

The Dresden Files: Proven Guilty by Jim Butcher – Book Review [Bane of Kings]

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Bane of Kings reviews Proven Guilty, Book Number 8 in the best Urban Fantasy series out there on the market today, The Dresden Files, written by Jim Butcher and published by Orbit Books.

“Eight Books in and Butcher continues to suprise, enthrall, and entertain. Proven Guilty proves that Butcher is not just capable of writing an awesome novel, but continuing an awesome series.~The Founding Fields

Note: This review presumes that the reader has read at least the first Seven Books in the Dresden Files series, as there is spoilers for previous books.

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Notable Sci-Fi/Fantasy Releases – April 2012

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Bane of Kings continues the notable Sci-Fi/Fantasy releases feature of The Founding Fields with a look into some of theĀ  novels that you should be looking out for that were released in April 2012.

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Notable Sci-Fi/Fantasy Releases – March 2012

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Bane of Kings continues the notable Sci-Fi/Fantasy releases feature of The Founding Fields with a look into some of theĀ  novels that you should be looking out for that were released in March 2012.

Alex Verus: Fated by Benedict Jacka – Book Review [Bane of Kings]

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Bane of Kings reviews Fated, the first novel in the new Alex Verus series, published by Orbit Books and written by Benedict Jacka.

“Fun to read, but sadly does not bring anything new to the genre.” ~The Founding Fields

Dealing with Success – A guest post by Michael J. Sullivan

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Michael J. Sullivan is the author of the highly successful Riyria Revelations fantasy novels, a series of six novels featuring the thieving duo Royce Melborn and Hadrian Blackwater. The success of these novels is a simple and hard fact, considering all the awards and nominations that have come Michael’s way since he released The Crown Conspiracy, the first novel in the series. Once I was done reading the novels sometime in February, I got in touch with Michael about doing a guest post for the site and he obliged so I bring you Michael’s first guest appearance on The Founding Fields.

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