Stories Similar to 'Throne of Glass'

“Creative and charming!”

Reviewed by

KJ Southworth

This is a charming story. Two young sisters work together as they explore fascinating worlds full of magic and intrigue. I loved the descriptions of each one. It was a joy to adventure into them and see what the author would deliver next. The playful and alluring creativity kept me reading. And… Read More

“Breathtaking and immersive!!”

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IAmEm_

Though the story is not complete yet, I felt the need to review what I've read so far in order to support the author and express just how much I love this story. Radiant is amazing, and absolutely deserves to be a published novel. I will break this review into categories, explaining my thoughts on… Read More

“Dive into utopia and unleash the power of your imagination!”

Reviewed by

Fabiana Nardi

If you like to imagine how it would be to live for a few hours in a world that is full of magic, fantasy, surprising creatures, whimsical natural environments, love in the air and mystery that seems impossible to be solved, then Strange Luck is the right book for you! It is not only very… Read More

“Amazing”

Reviewed by

Samantha Speed

This was one of the best stories I've read. It ended sadly and not like I expected it to. I hated all the characters at some point in the story as much as I loved them all at some points in the story. It was perfectly balanced.

“Superbly done”

Reviewed by

Miriam Dunn

can confidently recommend “Broken Arrow” by Azaria Durant based on the both the quality of writing and the story. Like a seasoned-pro, Azaria adeptly handles the elements of style in her writing, bringing her words to life with precision and intent. And yet, she maintains an approachable,… Read More

“I did....it really kept me on”

Reviewed by

Tiffany✨

😊 it's a really nice book. So much drama, suspense and generally plain awesome

“Unique, visionary fantasy”

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Deleted User

This is an excellent, fast-paced, and well-written story. The narration is a nice balance between old world and our own time, so it doesn't read like a museum piece. The dialogue does the same, but is fluent and illustrates the characters beautifully. I always try to avoid saying anything… Read More