RotB is smoking HOT!
Rage of the Behemoth scores another resoundingly strong review, this time from Luke Forney of Luke Reviews.
…a well-rounded anthology that captures a huge variety of settings, gathers a collection of strong characters, and then explodes with action and tight plots.”
Luke came to RBE though posts at Black Gate, and requested a copy of RotB for review. He promised to post by May 15th, and that he did despite a move and intermittent internet access.
…Rage of the Behemoth isn’t just a solid heroic adventure fantasy anthology, but an excellent anthology of fantasy without the sub-genre trappings, and worth a look even for the non-fantasy fans among us.
Though I don’t know how there could be any non-fantasy fans among us, I’m glad to agree. In addition to thoughts of the anthology as a whole, almost every story gets a look from Luke. While obviously more excited about some than others, he labels none subpar. And this, good friends, is something to be most proud of: RotB is regularly praised for its consistency, regularly recognized for having uniformly delightful tales of heroic adventure…RBE’s goal for every title.
Read the full Luke Reviews analysis of RotB and learn for yourselves why Luke ranked RotB a 9 out of 10 book!
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Excellent review. 9/10 ain’t too shabby at all. Continued kudos to Mr. Waltz for putting together such a great antho.
Thanks for the kudos Bruce, but without the stories of you and 20 others, RotB isn’t scoring 9/10 anywhere! It’s the quality of the contents that earned that.
(‘Mr. Waltz’ ??)