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Now there exists on my website a timeline that pulls apart the short stories found in the Legends series and shuffles them in chronological order among the novels. There is, in the fantasy genre, a growing frustration for long waits between books, and I did not want to force that upon my readers. I did it this way because, if I released them in chronological order, I would have to release book one, and it would be many years before the next book of that series came out. I’ve had to release my books as series, even though this took me out of chronological order.

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What I can say is that you can read Act One by itself and get one satisfying, complete story, or you will be able to line them all up and see the full scope of the worlds I’ve created. I have three planned, but I’m not ready to talk about them. As it stands, we are halfway through the first act. This small collection of storylines gives you a taste of what we’re looking at here, to allow you to read just one series or everything that leads up to it and everything that comes after. If you’re interested in the Hoodsmen, follow the red line and it will take you through every book you need to read in order to understand that group of villainous heroes. So, I’ve put together a graphic that will guide you through a few of the storylines and character arcs. The more information you want to gather to prepare yourself for the entire story, the more you can read, the more tomes you can sort through. In order to get the entire scope of The Manhunters series, you must also read Legends of the Exiles, Legends of Eastgate, Liefdom, Onslaught of Madness, Wrath of Madness, Crisis of Fate, Plight of Madness (releasing October 5, 2020), and Fate of Madness(releasing April 15, 2021), then you’re ready for books 1-3 of The Manhunters. It’ll give you backstory behind one of the characters and with that in hand, you can enter the trilogy. If you really want to know everything there is to know about the Manhunters story, then you have the option of starting at Legends of Perilisc. You can prepare yourself for the first book of The Manhunters by reading other books in the timeline before it. But if you are looking for every nuance, the backstory of every character, you can dig a little deeper. If that interests you, you can read the trilogy, get a satisfying conclusion, and you will have read the abridged story of the Manhunters. This is, on the surface, a story about a man who puts together a crew of people to hunt down escaped criminals. When talking about it like this, it gets confusing, so let me give you an example. The reader is able to choose if they want to read just one series and get a complete story, if they want to go digging for stories around the series they’ve chosen, or if they want to read a large number of books for the full scope of my work. But when shuffled together in chronological order, they would tell one long tale, with scores of story threads woven into it. I wrote five series, each separate and containing one story. I wanted to be able to tell a large story but allow readers the freedom to read just part of it. In a lot of big series, you have to read a large stack of books in order to enjoy it. The reader decides their level of involvement. I’d like to talk about the concept behind my writing and the inspiration that brought it to be. With today’s release we find ourselves halfway through Act One of my world. Legends of Eastgate is meant to be read alongside Legends of the Exiles. All the Legends books are collections of short stories and novellas, some tightly linked, others not. Today I release Legends of Eastgate, the third book in the Legends series. The only people who knew I would be releasing a book today were those subscribed to my newsletter. It is a shock to most, but a few were given fair warning. Today is the day for a surprise release from my world. Read Fantasy Book Critic Interview with Jesse Teller Mini-review: Consider The Dust by Casey Blair (rev.Spotlight: Intriguing Titles in SPFBO Part I.The Faith Machine by Tone Milazzo Book Excerpt.Spotlight: Intriguing Titles In SPFBO Part II.The Kingdom Of Liars by Nick Martell (reviewed by.Exclusive Cover Reveal Q&A: Frozen Rage by Steve M.Phoenix Extravagant by Yoon Ha Lee (reviewed by Lu.Legacy Of Ash by Matthew Ward (reviewed by Caitlin.Guest Post: The Fantastical World Of Perilisc: A R.The Best of British Fantasy - Q&A with Jared Shurin.The Angel Of The Crows by Katherine Addison (revie.The Order Of The Pure Moon Reflected In Water by Z.Play Of Shadows Cover Reveal Q&A with Sebastien De.Interview with Jon Auerbach (interviewed by Mihir.Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots (reviewed by Łukas.The Best of British Fantasy 2019 review.