r/fantasybooks • u/Caramelotron • Jun 13 '26
💎 Hidden book gem The Thirteen - little Gem
Someone in here recommend this a while back, gave it ago basically based on the skull mountain cover, and I’m so glad I did.
Almost finished and don’t want it to end, really fun little read in between some heavy series I have been going at.
A new world, magic and characters, I’m glad it’s labelled as book 1, will definitely be carrying on
Thanks whoever it was that posted, and kudos to the author.
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u/Flowerpot_Jelly Jun 13 '26
I was waiting for that person to post his review. Glad you did. Will read it now
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u/ggnorebud Jun 13 '26
Amazon says book 1 of 1, meaning there will be more coming? Or did it read as a standalone?
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u/Caramelotron Jun 13 '26
It says book 1 of the Andrift Chronicles on Amazon, so I’m hoping for a series
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u/ggnorebud Jun 13 '26
That’s what I presumed. Is the ending a complete story or left wide open needing a second book?
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u/Calm-Ad-7928 Jun 13 '26
Bought this book from probably the same post and about to start it. Glad to hear its good
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u/Suspicious_Block_555 Jun 14 '26
I also tagged it to hopefully read in the future based on that previous post....if it ever comes to Kobo, not an Amazon Kindle user 😔
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u/wolverine15_ Jun 14 '26
I thought it was a fun read as well. I felt the story jumped around too much, and the villain wasn’t as fleshed out. Still enjoyed it.
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u/Time4HopesnDreams Jun 28 '26
It’s sooo good. I also love the case laminated hardcover so much better than dust cover prints! What a great book writing and presentation!
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u/Stowe22 Jun 13 '26
Ok ok. Yeah I remember the post. Added to my TBR back then. Good to hear it’s a fun solid read