For the love of books
In Ink & Sigil, by Kevin Hearne, the protagonist Al MacBharrais performs magic through a series of symbols that can accomplish anything from helping their user sleep to serving as weapons of mass destruction.
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Having just finished her latest book, Chain of Iron, I have decided to use my limited romantic knowledge to tackle romantic tropes that appear and how the various series handle them. There are spoilers aplenty to come.
It often seems that such abilities are judged by how much damage they can cause…This, however, is not always the case, and in Roshani Chokshi’s The Gilded Wolves, magic most often appears in the form of art.
Perhaps it’s time to consider a new mythology-based book. I present Kevin Hearne’s The Iron Druid Chronicles for your consideration. Humor? Action? Adorable dogs? This series has it all.
