FIRES OF VENGEANCE - Review

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

Check out Merphy’s review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4bLhqmpqJyUpq8

[@harrycoleman727]

Daniel; I don't like in-world recaps Me; *Glances at Wheel of Time*

[@danielelliott95]

I was about to say. Lmao. I’m going through The Great Hunt right now. I typically skip that type of stuff.

[@jackinthebox1993]

I swear!!!

[@Unlitedsoul]

I love WoT. It is by far my favorite series of all time. I assume this is the same for you considering your name and avatar. As such... in case you forgot, the One source is a well of energy divided into two halves, Saidar and Saidin. Oh wait, you read each book 6 times? Anyway, Saidar can be channeled by women while Saidin is channeled by men. Oh, you've seriously memorized this to the point that you will be uttering it in your grave? In that case.... most women who can channel Saidar are called Aes Sedai.... Why are you throwing that 40-pound book at me?

[@rickywoerner]

Came here to say this.

[@rickywoerner]

@@Unlitedsoul hey did you know that the saldaeans have large noses? No well they do. The saldaeans have large noses. They size of your average saldaean's nose is on the large size.

[@MKTraxel]

Love that you and Merphy put these up so that yours published like 30 seconds after hers could be finished 😂

[@divyanshutiwari6344]

I got both their notification i didnt know if i saw the right thing with my eyes

[@lillythai7939]

@@divyanshutiwari6344 same! Had to do a double take 🤣

[@peterlarson233]

Just enough time to leave a comment and watch the next video!

[@AikiraBeats]

Right I had to choose who to watch

[@isabel35]

Not sure if this is unpopular or not, but I actually really like when authors recap the previous book at the beginning. I find it really helpful to refresh my memory (though I do prefer when it's not interwoven into the story so people who don't want to read it can skip over it).

[@soulrebel808]

The training Tau used to become a master swords man is one of the things I enjoyed about RoD, And it comes at a cost. Great review. I can’t wait to read it myself. Looking forward to a spoiler free review as well.

[@maddy2035]

I finished 'Rage of Dragons' in two days and stayed up till 1 a.m. on a school night reading it on the first day. And then I re-read it a month after finishing it just because I loved it so much

[@treypaschal4023]

Totally agree with you - Tau’s power-up is on of the MOST earned I’ve ever read. He literally puts himself through hell to achieve it. It’s not a deus ex machina. Quite the opposite, and I loved it

[@isa-wt2lb]

As someone with a terrible memory I don't mind a recap, but I get the criticism. Can't wait though! I haven't been this excited for a sequel in a loooong time.

[@hannahseling1513]

When you ask Evan Winter to write faster, and Brando Sando to write slower lmao

[@brys.3131]

I honestly thought it said, Fries of Vengeance, before I put my glasses on.

[@mariob411]

Just finished Rage of Dragons yesterday and I was blown away. I honestly could not stop reading it. So excited for this one!

[@eduardoo31]

i feel like every wheel of time fan is going to have a hard time remembering the title of this book

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Every DnD 5e fan might be thinking Rage of Demons and Tyranny of Dragons adventure seasons.

[@bozoforce]

Of course I will remember the title. The fires of... heaven?

[@TheOnceandFutureJake]

@@genghisgalahad8465 There's actually a Forgotten Realms novel titled The Rage of Dragons. Came out in the 00's.

[@zyonhenderson67]

Oh hell yeah! This fall period is gonna be great for book series. Sanderson, Joe, and of course Evan Winters! Can't wait to read it

[@maxroy5246]

Evan really set up the Cull to be a terrifying enemy even though they’re only mentioned a couple times in the books so far. Can’t wait to get into that

[@atquinn1975]

Just finished this in 2 days. Another great book from Evan Winter; can't wait for the next one. And as someone who forgets 80% of a book 1 week after reading it, I'm all for recaps!

[@alexdimopoulos769]

When Merphy and Daniel post the same review at the same time, you know you have to check it out 😉

[@yesplease2931]

I'm excited for The Fires Of Vengeance! We also need more "Who writes the best ________" videos. Now.

[@J50143]

I really appreciate when some books do a "previously on", although maybe not in the way you describe it is in here.

[@tbone6924]

Can't wait to read this series!!!...it is number one on my TBR* * Pending the Martin rule: Don't EVER start a series that is not finished. Also called the Rothfuss rule.

[@ericduey9556]

YOU CAN'T MAKE ME PUT THIS ON MY READING LIST DANIEL IT WAS ALREADY THERE SO HA!

[@rezaul7715]

Well Done Daniel, you’ve put me in the difficult position of choosing between reading Jade City or Rage of Dragons (after I finish reading The Stormlight Archive for the first time). Thanks a lot 😂😤

[@kbg12ila]

Jade City for me so far I think.

[@rezaul7715]

kbg12ila Yh that’s what I’m leaning towards now too. I love politics between different houses and clans and the battle for power!

[@kbg12ila]

@@rezaul7715 Agreed.

[@pipitameruje]

Are you kidding? I'm still down the Joe Abercrombie rabbit hole, while meandering my way through Stephen King's work. Daniel is both the best and the worst thing that ever happened to my TBR. And my poor wallet has started to scream from the other room whenever I log into my bookshop website.

[@Matt_Laine]

I am in the exact same boat! Halfway through Oathbringer right now

[@Unlitedsoul]

2:04 So, when the Amazon WoT series drops and they do a recap of previous episodes. Will it be this sort of recap... or just an homage to Jordan and his never-ending quest to double each book by reminding us every 8 chapters how the magic system works... or what happened 45 pages ago, and how it relates to 6 books ago?

[@bradfordschiebel9666]

Daniel!!! I haven’t read rage of dragons, but I appreciate your commitment to not give out spoilers in your reviews!! I LOVE that! thank you for being respectful in that aspect. (I still have 3 WoT books to go so I REALLY respect your commitment to no spoilers on WoT books ) ♥️

[@deanryanmartin]

This might be the first time I've heard Daniel give a whole number overall score for a book.

[@alexnieves]

Great review! I honestly can't wait to get back into this action-packed series because I am an action junkie and I absolutely loved Rage of Dragons. I'm really happy about what you called out at the end with Tau and his power up from the first book because it was 100% justified within the universe and absolutely explained how he did it. I don't understand how anybody can honestly make that statement about the book unless they either didn't understand what was happening or they didn't read it.

[@LittleLionHaw]

**Spoilers** I personally didn't have an issue with how quickly Tau "powered up", but I can see why someone might. Tau's biggest jump in terms of sheer power comes from his "training" in Isihogo; the book makes reference to this, saying his neverending deaths to the demons instilled in him an instinctual sense, almost like he has eyes in the back of his head at times. The thing is, it is never explicitly defined how fighting demons in Isihogo as a spirit would lead to physical advantages in the real world. I did have a theory that his constant trips back and forth led to Tau being imbued with some of the Goddess's power, but then I realised it couldn't be that because to draw power in Isihogo and die means death IRL. For me, the raw survival instincts that Tau developed in Isihogo is enough to believe his jump in power. BAD. ASS.

[@alexnieves]

@@LittleLionHaw I just always accepted it for being a montage of basically fighting against unwinnable odds and since he trained against literal demons that were always going to eventually kill him, he trained hard enough to last as long as possible so that by the time he's actually facing people it's kind of a joke to him. I much prefer the montage approach to that training segment rather than Evan spending chapters just describing how many times he went back there because it was a lot.

[@JashanaC]

Or some of us simply were already irritated with Tau as a character with his "most skilled ever because he wants it more than anyone else" so when it got to that power up point, we were already over it. That was my experience anyway. I completely understood how he did the level-up stuff and I read that bit thoroughly for sure (to ensure I understood what was happening). I just already was annoyed, and felt like that bit was a bit rushed compared to the ceaseless regular sword fighting training we had seen prior. I'm not incorrect in stating that, it was simply my experience with the book. Happy for anyone who had a more positive reading experience, but it's not fair to say that I need to choose my words carefully simply because I had a different opinion based on my experience. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@alexnieves]

@@JashanaC I can definitely understand the frustration with Tau, I think I even mentioned that in a comment on your review. That seems separate to Daniels point though. I agree that it could have been more fleshed out lines all of the other training sections were though. To your last point about choosing words carefully, I didn't say that. :)

[@JashanaC]

Alex Nieves No I know you didn’t - was referring to Daniel’s comments in the vid.

[@Phoebekinisis]

I actually love it when a book has a genuine section that is like “here’s a summary of book 1”. But like, separate from the actual story. Before the prologues and stuff. As someone who reads a ton of things and has a terrible memory for details, it’s incredibly helpful when a book has a “before you read” section. But I totally understand your criticism about weaving it into the text. That can be kind of annoying. I think some authors don’t like the idea of just placing a synopsis in front of the opening.

[@ethanseattle8290]

I was so thankful for the recap🙏 I hadn’t read the first book for the better part of a year, and getting the brief recap helped get me back into the swing of things. I understand where you are coming from with it being a little redundant, but considering sequels sometimes take years to come out, I appreciate when authors include brief summaries, so that I don’t have to go back and reread an entire book.

[@maritamoloney4526]

I'm so excited for this release!

[@everythinggirl1559]

Me to

[@vaibhavgupta20]

when is it?

[@maritamoloney4526]

Vaibhav Gupta it comes out November 10th i think

[@vaibhavgupta20]

@@maritamoloney4526 so late and so close to storm light archive!!

[@blewlight5708]

8:45 Haha loved that part with the authors ticks... Totally agree with Abercrombie and his characters talking too intelligent xD

[@jasrianna]

And grimacing - every time that word was used it stood out on the page so much once I noticed it.

[@irockmajorly]

Sucking teeth, blowing out cheeks, grimacing...

[@YourLastGreatkNight]

I absolutely love this series! As a black man, who is an avid fantasy reader, this is my equivalent to the Black Panther movie. Thank you Daniel for highlighting this series. I really think it will expose the books to more viewers who look like me. However, I do hope your spoiler review is more nuanced. There are some things I think you did miss, even on a spoiler free review. Keep up the hustle!

[@sirgog]

I've been waiting for this one! I need to see how the recap scene reads, but generally I quite like them. I don't expect to re-listen to book 1 before book 2 hits, so I'm sure I'll appreciate it.

[@nickyoussef8036]

Tau really reminds me as a cross between Darrow and Kaladin.

[@sa8951]

I had several issues with the first book and power scaling alongside the main character were my main ones. I do think that Evan Winter can win me over, but based on your pretty detailed review I’m not sure it would be better or not without reading it myself, just hearing it though it’s mostly the same level and I’m terrified that it might take a dip to the worse. I enjoyed the review nonetheless and you got yourself a new subscriber. I do however have to disagree with the gatekeeping bit at the end there, telling people how things that are related to expressing opinions and entertainment mediums are supposed to be done is never a good thing in my humble opinion.

[@Dajackal07]

That wasn’t gate keeping though... He was correcting a factually inaccurate description of how the character gained their power.

[@sa8951]

Stratford Upon Anon I’ll respectfully disagree as it technically is when you try to tell people how they should do stuff, for example, how they should use different words to describe it. People perceive things differently, no one way is correct in anything.

[@sa8951]

Dragon50275 To that I would agree. Dictating what can be said and what can’t be said about something is why I called it gatekeeping, as no one should dictate that or so I believe, you can wholeheartedly engage in a discussion if you disagree with someone’s opinion but not invalidate it because a word used in it doesn’t match yours about the same exact topic. Discussions would actually be fantastic and I hope all parties leave it satisfied. That’s a good point. He provided very good criticism on his own, why he thought to include that bit might’ve been something that personally triggered him enough to say it, I don’t agree with dictation of anything, especially when it comes to a series you enjoy that others might not enjoy as much, so it most likely triggered me as well.

[@samchapman6487]

I cannot remember being as excited for a new release as I am for this one!

[@felopeeontube]

Same!!

[@lillythai7939]

Daniel is on fire with these thumbnails... 😊😁

[@natsukitatsumakiniji]

I like the positive energy he presents for the book even when critiquing it. I'm more likely to read it until the end and then critique the book rather than make it three chapters and be irritated. Also, perfect new book to read during misery typhoon this weekend.

[@shelly6524]

Thank you for coining APP, that was actually the thing I struggled most with in the first book.

[@harrymcneill901]

I love that he uses his glasses in this video like in his first rage of dragons review.

[@ajcoppola8595]

Thanks for this! I read Rage of Dragons but wasn't sure if I would continue because I remember very little of what went on. I liked it, and only read it six months ago, I just don't really remember what was going on. Anyway, you convinced me to pick it up with your pet peeve. Thanks!

[@RedHandedGod]

Felt like a lot of focus on the negatives for an 8/10. But I am super excited about this book, regardless. TROD is one of my favorite new fantasy books in at least the last few years.

[@bryson2662]

Yeah, I wish authors would just do a page or two before the start of the story explaining what happened in the last book

[@ChristmasLore]

Most of the time, if you don't want to re-read the previous books, go to check a sum up on Wikipedia, or many other fantasy sites.

[@bryson2662]

@@ChristmasLore often, those are not available. Especially for smaller books

[@ChristmasLore]

@@bryson2662 , I always found what I needed...

[@bryson2662]

@@ChristmasLore that's great for you

[@anniecrego525]

I liked the first book to buy not only in e-book form but a hardback for my library. I'm really looking forward to the second. I enjoyed your interview with Mr. Winter, I think he's great.

[@quesomaster15]

Very jealous that you've already gotten to read this. I loved Rage of Dragons

[@thelasthandbook6704]

It is possibly a failure of me as a reader, but I really didn't care for the first book in this series. de gustibus non est disputandum and all that, but I do think there were flaws -- very serious ones -- in the world building, the ridiculous power creep Daniel seemed to be defending annoyed me and so on. I think I rated it three stars on GR, and considered that a mite generous. Quite frankly I even found the fight scenes became repetitive after a while, and increasingly implausible. Can't think of another book I've read that Daniel has reviewed where my opinion differs so much from his. Guess it was going to happen at some point. 🤔

[@hannahseling1513]

I'm not entirely sure how you having disliking something (especially considering how subjective literature is) would count as a failure of you. Books are the first place you should be able to say I disagree. Regarding the power creep, I also found it a bit ridiculous, but it did fit with the established lore, so I'd be remiss to say it's completely unjustified.

[@najeebhq]

If Moash was the protagonist of a story, you would get Rage of Dragons :D

[@tomascanas9143]

jesus you are making me not want to read it,

[@najeebhq]

@@tomascanas9143 but it works because you want him to achieve his goals

[@bob778_6]

Gave you a like but I am not going to watch this until the Audiobook comes out so I can listen to that while I drive to work. Honestly I am hyped to start listening to book 2 as Prentice Onayemi did an incredible job with book 1 and I don't want to miss out on how he brings this world to life again.

[@christophermcknight3144]

Saw this review up and went nuckin futz. I couldn't watch fast enough. I appreciate how much care you approached your chosen profession with. Thank you. NOW.... I definitly cannot wait for this book to come out.

[@AJayRisen]

Great video and quality. One thing I’ve noticed in this video and some others though, is that your outro song is louder than your microphone audio so you can’t always hear your Patreon shoutouts.

[@metalman4393]

Tau was ridiculously OP in book 2. Poisoned injury that requires flesh removal? No problem!

[@Nukefandango]

That's my only complaint. I thought the pain was gonna be a major debuff, and symbolize how much his thirst for vengeance actually limited his ability, but then it ended up not being present really.

[@metalman4393]

@@Nukefandango Yeah. I think maybe that would have been a good point to let his sword brothers shine. Try another POV perhaps. Would've made their future upgrades more satisfying maybe.

[@Nukefandango]

@@metalman4393 yeah! Or show that, as a result of being a "glass cannon" (ie, he is still their deadliest fighter, but can't fight for long due the poison crippling him or whatever) he has to develop a tactical mind and learn from Hadith. I listened to the audiobook by the way, just to explain any misspellings in advance.

[@metalman4393]

@@Nukefandango lol same. I called him Hadiff

[@isaacbruner65]

I've read a lot of stuff this year (including every Stormlight Archive book and every Joe Abercrombie book after the original trilogy) and The Rage of Dragons has got to be one of the most entertaining books I read.

[@charlespeter5610]

Rewatching now as I just finished this book a few hours ago. I gotta say, the exposition dump in the beginning was *very* clunky. That being said, I greatly appreciated it because I have read so much shit this year that I had already forgotten much of it. Also, my gf has heard me say "SO BADASS" like a million times in the past two days. I'll say it again. SO BADASS

[@fionarahl9399]

I liked the Rage of Dragons but didn't love it. It just got a bit too action packed for me sometimes, too little time spent on world building, and Tau's eternal stubbornness got on my nerves at times. 1 or 2 other POVs would have greatly helped, would have loved to see Zuri's POV for example. I will still give the second boo a chance though.

[@MysticXombie]

Damn, if he is confident enough to send you a final copy this early, why must we wait until November T-T

[@clarkkentnaruto4322]

Hey there Daniel. Thanks for another great video book review. I am really looking forward to getting into this series. I am just about 3 hours away from finishing the Audio book Son of a Witch, the Wicked Years book 2, by Gregory MaGuire, which has been a bit of a slog, but one mystery that I was curious about is starting to get resolved, which doesn't happen very often in his books. I will be hopefully finishing the last 2 books in that series by mid October of this year and then I will be getting back to listening to the Wheel of Time on the double.

[@jacobsmith483]

The wait is already agonizing, but after this? Oh god it’s unbearable

[@thesukhe]

Love from India 🤗🤗

[@vamsiampolu8438]

This feels like the Fury Road of fantasy novels

[@coffil]

First book definitely in my top 5 and really wanna continue it, but i'm on WoT spree about to finish Shadow rising with 5-9 sitting ready and stil gotta fit in Kings of the wyld+Bloody rose . Urgh Decisions already starting to torment me. Read Rage of dragons on your recommendation and pushed me over the line to start WoT. So far OMG Perrin my Fav cause im at the end of Shadow Rising probs.

[@336harsha]

I can’t wait to read it now. Can you send that book over? November is a long way off.

[@jackinthebox1993]

Best. Thumbnail. Ever! 🐲

[@AnotherNerdyPerson]

I hope to one day have a friendship like the friendship you have with Murphy

[@Joharis]

Thank God it has a previously on! I don't remember much about it

[@hiruu]

So excited. It was already on pre-order, so this just reconfirms my excitement.

[@violetadaguiar9776]

What a thumbnail xD Great

[@seamusb9012]

Can't wait for this! So pumped! Disagree on the recap, they save me having to reread the first one.

[@gavinsmith9871]

this along with To Sleep in a Sea of Stars and Rythm of War are going to make the rest of 2020 worth it.

[@joerosa9017]

Can’t wait to get into this one. Hey Daniel, have you read Magic of Recluse yet?

[@Nxrth2001]

This is fire, but everyone is excited most for Rhythm of War babyyyy

[@coleton7048]

I'm most excited for The Trouble with Peace, not Rhythm of War.

[@emilmihaylov5746]

Great content as always! Are you planning to review Tower of Fools by Andrzej Sapkowski (The Witcher books author) ? It releases in English in 2 months or so, it's the 1st book of a historical fiction/fantasy. I'm really hyped to check it out because The Witcher books are my favorite fantasy series and The Witcher 3 + the DLCs is easily my top 1 game.

[@HandlesAreStupid2024]

Don't be a me. I saw this pop up and then drove immediately to local book store and then found out it comes out in November. RIP.

[@HandlesAreStupid2024]

@Admire Kashiri I got too excited, but yes. Yes I should have haha.

[@teanlit2949]

thanks for this review, your review seems a little different than a lot of other people on booktube but i want to get into this series.

[@BookedandBusy]

I’m so ready to read this next week!!

[@gregcampwriter]

If you want to know what happens in Book One, there's an easy way to find out.

[@alison4dice]

I'm so disappointed to see that this book isn't on Audible upon release. Anyone have an idea why or when/if it's coming to Audible. I'd love to get it and listen, but I don't have time for physical reading right now. :(

[@vitorleite2159]

Heyy, Daniel So, I don't know if you're gonna see this but here it's the thing: I know you probably already spend a lot of time producing your videos (which I really enjoy), but I'd be very grateful if you could start putting subtitles in them. I'm brazilian and although I speak a little english nowadays, it's still hard to understand everything that you say, so subtitles would help me a lot. I also think that if you do that, you'd be helping many other people from other countries who likes your content and are not fluent in English yet. Thanks.

[@jeanfish7]

Have you read Ursula LeGuin?

[@thestairguy]

I read Rage because of your review 👍

[@Abundy]

Being able to read this so early... I'm super jealous

[@michaelbuchwald8900]

you made this sound like if the burning was in the cosmere odium would be the shard for this world. PASSION!

[@s.l.wymansrockinwriting6633]

A glowing review. I'll have to check them out.

[@kaladinstromblessed5221]

Great man anticipating

[@MrNotteNera]

Your video cover are each time more captivating xD

[@coreyschultz2033]

I was waiting for this review, I need this book in my life. Should I re-read the rage of dragons while waiting?

[@DanielA-uk9qg]

Would you say the prose improved at all between TRoD and TFoV? That was by far the biggest drawback of book one for me, since it felt very much like a self-published, not-really-edited book. I'd hoped that that might be different for book 2 because Evan is officially with a publishing company now. What did you think?

[@Joharis]

I would love to see a review from you of Legacy of Ash

[@afk2514]

Can't wait!!!

[@mindayapandapatan8467]

I was figuring what looks different on Daniel for a hot minute 🤓

[@TheShadesofOrange]

Great review... Except I wish you wouldn't use it as an opportunity to review other reviews. I didn't make those specific criticisms in my review so I know you aren't talking about my video but it still came across as a bit elitest. Essentially you are telling your audience that you (& Merphy) are the only trustworthy reviewers. Also, that jab where you imply that the rest of us "skim read" just felt condescending. I understand you were trying to correct the spread of misinformation but I don't think it's your place to "police" other reviews.

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

That is by no means what I was doing at all. There are people who flat out say they skim read and I even say that is okay. If you let your audience know that’s what you’re doing I have no problem with it. I also don’t think Merph and I are the only trust worthy reviewers. I would say they are MANY better than me who need bigger audiences. I as politely and constructively as I possibly could am saying I’d advise people to watch their phrasing as much as possible because it can lead to misconceptions about books spreading. I was as tactful on a piece of advice as I could be. If you don’t like it in this review, do you think it should be it’s own separate video? Cause that seems way more problematic where I’m bringing a ton of focus on people doing this instead of just a “hey here’s a moment of my thoughts”. I am not trying to be condescending. Hell I have made that exact mistake. I am trying to give careful advice from my own experience and advice people to avoid misrepresenting books.

[@TheShadesofOrange]

@@DanielGreeneReviews thanks for responding, but I just found it a strange choice to use your review as a platform for critiquing and advising other reviewers. And to be clear, I and most reviewers don't skim read. Please don't spread the misconception that the practice is common on Booktube... Because it's not.

[@xeverfirex]

I completely forgot that in my comment. He did basically say that if you say that you feel the power boost was unearned you skim read. Probably poor word choice on his part but damn it bugged me.

[@JashanaC]

@@DanielGreeneReviews You straight up said that it's a "note for other reviewers" and that definitely comes across like you're scolding other reviewers, though.

[@xeverfirex]

@@henrywayne5724 That is not really what she said. Daniel was saying that you shouldn't say that the power jump was not earned, since it makes sense in the magic system. However, it's up to each individual to determine if it's earned. If I say it's not earned, then it isn't. It doesn't matter what hand waving the author does, it's up to me as the reader to decide if the author convinced me it was earned. It not being earned is my opinion and is completely valid. Also, to hint heavily that if you don't agree with my opinion you must have skim read is insulting, and that's basically what he did here. That is a way for Daniel to damage other booktubers and make it sound like only he and people that agree with him are valid. Daniel has no way of knowing why those other booktubers came to that conclusion, because it's an opinion. For all we know he may have skim read the book. She is completely right to call Daniel out on this and to call it for what it is, gatekeeping. Having a varied set of views on a book is a healthy and good thing. People need to be able to make an informed decision and that doesn't come from hearing the same opinions over and over. Take licanius. Daniel and several others really were negative on that book. However, some other booktubers talk about how amazing it is. A reviewer I highly trust gave it 5/5 stars and says it's one of the best series. Had I listened to Daniel I would not have read it. However, I read it and think it's an amazing series, and disagree with many of his criticisms. That's fine. Those are his opinion, but the author managed to convince me of details that Daniel was not convinced of. Things felt earned to me while Daniel said they were not.

[@angim6750]

I can't wait......

[@alexkonoff2273]

Yes

[@whatif718]

I’m about to start book 1 today. Very excited. Sounds like the main character is kinda like Kratos from god of war. Am I right?

[@nachikahn4923]

uh sorta

[@windhelm7375]

Will definitely add this to my reading list

[@gandalfdumbledor3076]

haven't heard about that show, NYPD Blue, gotta check it out

[@caseycharnley1612]

Book 3 ever coming out?

[@kaylahicks1355]

November can't get here soon enough. Sleep is overrated.

[@tudoot]

Dantony Greentano

[@ethanfaris]

As someone who needs a recap I totally disagree. But maybe he should have made it a seperate labeled recap

[@DanielGreeneReviews]

It’s for sure personal preference.

[@MrBodies07]

I suspect this is my own ignorance around the publishing industry but how did you get a review copy in August 2020 and yet my pre-order isn't set to dispatch until Summer 2021. Why such a long delay if the book is finished?

[@Tony-oc3iq]

Hmmmm i hear the title but not once is any kind of dragon mentioned 🤔. Is there dragons in the book series. If so ill give it a read

[@lukefrayling6792]

Yes there were dragons in the first book, but I wouldn't say they're the most important plot point. Rather "Rage of Dragons" is a bit more of a metaphor.

[@cts2922]

Hey Daniel, new to the channel here and love what I’ve seen so far. I was curious if you offer critique services ? I’m an aspiring author and am always looking for well informed feedback!