I loved The Grace of Kings, but The Wall of Storms enacted a miracle, a miracle in which this sequel somehow surpassed The Grace of Kings in every possible way.
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It made me remember why I continue to love reading epic fantasy. After reading more than 500 epic fantasy books, it’s getting harder and harder to feel completely enthralled, hooked, immersed, and transported to a different world. It’s been almost six years since The Wall of Storms, the second book in The Dandelion Dynasty by Ken Liu came out, and it’s ridiculous how a book as good as this is still so under hyped. It doesn’t matter how hard I try, it is a futile attempt to capture all the brilliance of this masterwork in a review, but I shall try and hope I can attract more readers into trying this book and series.
That’s how I feel right now writing this review. “Hope was the currency that never ran out, and it was the fate of the poor to toil and endure, wasn’t it?” The Wall of Storms is the best second book of a series I’ve read since Words of Radiance. Published: 4th October 2016 by Saga Press (US) & Head of Zeus (UK)Ī mind-blowing masterpiece. Series: The Dandelion Dynasty (Book #2 of 4)
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