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Bulletproof Witch: The Delivery of Flesh (Episode 1)
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4 Reddit comments about Bulletproof Witch: The Delivery of Flesh (Episode 1):

u/fjbwriter · 29 pointsr/Fantasy

Hey r/Fantasy! I’m back with another one of my weird west stories with the magic bullets, daemons, and talking horses. These are set in an original fantasy world based (loosely) on the United States of the late 1800s. In thanks for the community always being here with a smile and friendly recommendation for me, I’ve got the first book in my series FREE until Sunday night, and the second book is only $0.99 (In the US only, £0.99 in the UK starting 5/26)!

For anyone unsure if this series is for them, I humbly offer the following blurb:

Temperance Whiteoak is the last surviving heir to her grandfather’s legacy. Gunslinger. Daemon-hunter. Witch. Able to call forth powerful magicks with the pull of a trigger, she travels the continent of Korvana seeking after the creature that destroyed her town along with everyone she ever knew and loved.

The links below are episodes one and two of an eight-part series, and not only include a gunslinging story, but also fantastic interior art as well by artist Jin Lee! If any of the links below don’t work, feel free to shoot me a message, and thanks for taking the time to check out my stories!

Episode 1 - US Link

Episode 2 - US Link

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International Links for Episode 2 (starting 5/26):

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u/lost_chayote · 14 pointsr/Fantasy

Seconding anything Benedict Patrick.

Also Travis M. Riddle.

Recently finished the first book of The Quest of Five Clans by Raymond St. Elmo and would highly recommend it.

Episode 1 of Bulletproof Witch by F.J. Blair was lots of fun, and Episode 2 is due to be released on the 17th of this month.

I enjoyed Iron Truth by S.A. Tholin - it's more on the sci-fi side than the fantasy side.

Masters of Deception by JC Kang is the selected book for May for the Resident Authors Bookclub here on /r/Fantasy, so it's a good one to pick up if you're interested in bookclubbing it. The halfway discussion will be posted at the end of this week, I believe.

Check out the self-promo thread for some more authors local to the sub. A lot of their books are available through KU.

Also the majority of the SPFBO finalists for 2018 are available through KU. You can find the finalist table here: http://mark---lawrence.blogspot.com/2018/11/spfbo-2018-finals.html

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^(Side note, since I suppose it's relevant. I started writing reviews this year for all the KU books I read, so you can find reviews of several KU books if you want to lurk through my post history. Seems awkward to link them all here...)

u/JohnBierce · 7 pointsr/Fantasy

You want Francis James Blair's Bulletproof Witch! It's pretty short, but book two's coming out soon.

Mistborn Era 2 is pretty excellent, to my mind- it's just a very different beast than Era 1, and I think a lot of people really wanted it to be the same.

There's also a pretty good collection of Weird West short stories I picked up a few years ago called Westward Weird that's worth checking out.

u/mkaito · 2 pointsr/Fantasy

Episode 1 on Amazon.es (yes we Alston read English books).

Bulletproof Witch: The Delivery of Flesh (Episode 1) (English Edition) https://www.amazon.es/dp/B07JLDPZM7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-Ig6CbS33QDDX