Academ's Fury
The story of Tavi moves from the countryside to the city, and new nemeses are introduced. It's a solid follow-on from the first. The main character is a likable kid who seems to have both…
Captain's Fury
At this point, it's pretty obvious the books follow the same plot structure. But at the time I was reading these, I was grinding rep in WoW—and if you have no idea what that means then just know that…
Cursor's Fury
At this point in the series, I was still enjoying the books but noticed the similarity in the plot between books two and three. It was an enjoyable read, if similar to the previous one.
First Lord's Fury
I mean, at this point, I'm five books into the six-part series—might as well finish it, even if the plot follows the same damn outline. Again. And again. I was so burnt out on the series that I…
Furies of Calderon
I enjoyed the first book in this huge series. The unique take on magic, where humans interact with the elements through their "furies" was a refreshing break from the typical sorcery stuff of high…
Princep's Fury
Yep. Same plot structure. Again. Still grinding rep in WoW, might as well power through the series, too.
Series: Codex Alera
I cannot recommend this series. The plot lines of books two through six are so similar that I burnt out on it and even after the final book came out, I debated whether or not to buy it for six…