HopeFox

Feyre Archeron is finally standing trial for her crimes! This has been a long time coming. Feyre Archeron is guilty! She's a bad daughter, a bad sister, a bad girlfriend and a bad protagonist, and it's about time that she pay the price. I'm glad I could be here in the audience to watch her get what's coming to her.

It's weird that she doesn't have a lawyer at her table, though.

... Yes, your Honour?

Of course my RCJ bar licence is current.

Of course I understand my obligations as an officer of the court.

But today is my day off!

... Yes, your Honour, I'll get started right away.

Ahem Feyre Archeron is innocent!

Please allow me to introduce myself. I am HopeFox, Esq., and I am servi

I've been enjoying reading books about dragons lately, but it seems that every single book has to shoehorn in the oviparous trope whether it fits the story or not. We can have a great FDC who flies around burninating the countryside and the peasants, eating knights and collecting her hoard, and everyone's having fun, but then what happens? Oviparous trope. Suddenly her life is all about "finding a good place to lay my precious eggs" and "protecting my precious eggs" and "waiting for my precious eggs to hatch". Seriously, how can anybody stand a trope where the protagonist literally sits down and waits for something to happen?

It's disappointing, it's lazy writing and it completely derails

DAE think that the popular books are bad? I've read all of the popular books that social media recommends, and I didn't like any of them! The reasons aren't relevant.

So instead of trusting social media or anonymous reviews, I'm going to ask Reddit! Tell me what the best romantasy books are and why!

Obviously I can't just ask an open-ended question for the "best" books, so here are my criteria:

• Good
• High quality writing
• Well-written characters
• Good worldbuilding
• Not bad
• Good

Remember, I don't want the most popular books, I want the books that the most people liked! And I don't want to read reviews, I want people to tell me what they liked about the book! I'm looking for somet

The Lords' Alliance was Waterdeep and Baldur's Gate...