The Infernal City
An Elder Scrolls Novel

Another wind was starting up, and on it something unbelievably foul. I was introduced to Greg Keyes via his Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone series (Book 1: The Briar King), which I thought was bloody magnificent. It looks like most of his other stuff is tie-in fiction, so I didn’t immediately get around t......more

I picked this up because I adore The Elder Scrolls, particularly Morrowind and Oblivion. It's a fantastic read, though even as a fan I found the prologue a little confusing. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys The Elder Scrolls games, and at least has some understanding of the plot, though i......more

It took me a while to get into this book, mainly because most of my knowledge of the Elder Scrolls comes from playing Skyrim (and reading plot summaries for Morrowind and Oblivion). Still, it was nice to see an author making use of the rich setting which the Elder Scrolls provides. I'm surprised, an......more

I am an Elder Scrolls addict. I was introduced to the video game series with Daggerfall in my late teens, and own every game and expansion pack that has been released for DOS or Windows. When I heard they were releasing a novel based on the world of Tamriel, I was both excited and terrified. Most of......more

Kind of cool to see the tie in to the games. But the story was fairly disjointed, and I feel like you have to know all the lore to understand a lot of the references. Also, the main character’s sections felt like a cooking show. Also, cliff hanger ending.... seriously.......more