John Gwynne

Sounds good.

And so my last one, and this is gonna be such a shocker to everyone here, uh, "The Wolves of War" by John Gwynne.

Oh.

Comes out November 3rd from Orbit.

And so yeah, I, I'm really interested, interested to see if he can continue his strong FMC run for me.

I, I personally feel like, uh, he writes them very well, and so I want to see if he continues that trend.

And so that is "The Wolves of War" by John Gwynne.

Will this be, you think, in a different land? Because didn't his other series, they were the same- Was it like, what do, what would you call it? A land or-

That it fits right along.

It's like I'm, I'm thinking the John Gwynne stuff of, you know, The Fury of the Gods, The Shadow-

It's just The Lord of the Rings

... of the, like it-

If you want a tale of good versus evil or redemption or a, a righteous revenge, that's not really what you're getting.

Go back to John Gwynne's books.

Yeah.

I- I'm not saying that Mia isn't valid in what she's searching for, but Mia's not the good guy who's fighting for what's right.

I'm looking forward to having a real nerd session y- with y- with you then about that.

Uh, did Dungeon Crawler Carl, and I'm two-thirds of the way through a book called Shadow of the Gods by John Gwynne.

Um, it's i- it's a fantasy Viking, uh, story.

Mm-hmm.

Aaron, what about you?

The Fury of the Gods by John Gwynne, the third book in the Bloodsworn trilogy.

Really?

Oh, God, yes.

I found myself emotional at, like, the times that were very heartwarming and fulfilling, um, and not so much of the tragedy behind it all.

And I just, again, I hate always bringing up John Gwynne, but there's something about the characters in this trilogy that you become really attached to, I think.

I think you two would really...

If you're, if you're loving-- You're already loving The Faithful and the Fallen.