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“No. There are people in this world who learned the lessons I never did, the lessons that our son has learned all too late – that you are right. There is no magic fix. That a better world can only be brought by what we give to one another, and nothing more.”

Locklands (The Founders Trilogy, #3) by Robert Jackson Bennett

January 9, 2023 by narfna 6 Comments

I bought this book on release day (over six months ago) and for some reason never read it. I’ve been really weird about endings the last couple of years. I still haven’t seen the finale to The Good Place even though it is one of my favorite TV shows of all time, and it took some peer pressure (and my sister literally turning it on for me) for me to watch the Jane the Virgin series finale. I suppose I haven’t finished many book series […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: #fantasy, LGBTQIA, Locklands, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy

narfna's CBR15 Review No:3 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: #fantasy, LGBTQIA, Locklands, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy ·
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“Learn what your city has forgotten. What men of power have forgotten time and time again, throughout history – that there is always, always something mightier.”

Shorefall (The Founders Trilogy, #2) by Robert Jackson Bennett

December 31, 2021 by narfna 2 Comments

I feel like Robert Jackson Bennett has a good storyteller’s head on him. I like the way he took the already awesome events of the first book and expanded on them, not just in scope (terrifying bad guy!) but in theme and character as well. This book absolutely 1000% avoids middle-book-in-a-trilogy syndrome. Stuff was happening 20-30% of the way through that you’d expect to happen at the end of a book. Sancia, Gregor, Bernice, and Orso are still together as a little band three years […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: #fantasy, epic fantasy, Foundryside, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, Shorefall, The Founders Trilogy

narfna's CBR13 Review No:209 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: #fantasy, epic fantasy, Foundryside, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, Shorefall, The Founders Trilogy ·
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Scrivers Create Marvellous Machines, Contend with Unspeakable Powers

Shorefall by Robert Jackson Bennett

August 15, 2021 by LittlePlat 2 Comments

  I don’t know what my problem is, really I don’t. I love Robert Jackson Bennett’s works. And I really loved Foundryside, the first book in his Founders Trilogy. I knew Shorefall had been released Why did I take so long to get to it? Is it the pandemic? I’m going to blame the pandemic. Foundryside was a glorious blend of magical and political drama that had a really interesting premise: what if coding—known here as scriving—was actually magic, leaving to the development of whole […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: #fantasy, cbr13bingo, good things come in threes, machinery, Robert Jackson Bennett, Shorefall, The Founders Trilogy

LittlePlat's CBR13 Review No:15 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: #fantasy, cbr13bingo, good things come in threes, machinery, Robert Jackson Bennett, Shorefall, The Founders Trilogy ·
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A perfect example of what modern fantasy can do.

Foundryside (The Founders Trilogy, #1) by Robert Jackson Bennett

May 27, 2021 by narfna Leave a Comment

Loved this! Just a straight up great fantasy book right here. Great, unique worldbuilding. Loved the characters. Loved the exciting, heisty plot. Perfect build up to the next book. I just loved it, okay! I think I had this idea from just looking at the cover that this book was going to be kind of dark and dour, and it’s not at all. It’s clever and funny, and yes there are some darker places where the characters experience hardship, but it’s also just a really […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: #fantasy, capers, epic fantasy, Foundryside, heists, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy, Urban Fantasy

narfna's CBR13 Review No:47 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: #fantasy, capers, epic fantasy, Foundryside, heists, narfna, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy, Urban Fantasy ·
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Cover of Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett

It Gives Ocean’s Eleven a Run For Its Money

Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett

February 10, 2020 by LittlePlat Leave a Comment

Yeah, Robert Jackson Bennett is back! I originally had a delayed love his previous trilogy, The Divine Cities; but a re-read of the first book ended up setting me straight, and by the end, I was loving it. So the news that his latest book, Foundryside, is also the first of a trilogy piqued my interest. would there be a delayed response this time around? Or will it be a winner from the get-go? Part of the charm of The Divine Cities was the melding of divine magics […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: #fantasy, Foundryside, good things come in threes, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy

LittlePlat's CBR12 Review No:3 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: #fantasy, Foundryside, good things come in threes, Robert Jackson Bennett, The Founders Trilogy ·
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