Reddit mentions of The Sangrook Saga

Fun is overrated. The Sangrook Saga is a collection of dark fantasy short stories that work together to tell the horrific history of a clan of necromancers trying to claw their way back to power in a world that never recovered from being torn apart by the gods. It tells a family saga through seven stories of murder, betrayal, forbidden love, unforgivable magic, and horror.

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There's plenty of room for discussion and I humbly submit that the book would benefit from a group read. The storytelling was heavily inspired by Dark Souls, meaning I left clues for the reader to piece together to understand connections between individual stories and the overall chronology of the saga. I'd love to watch the sub's efforts to figure it all out. It's a good fit for people who like dark fantasy, horror, villain protagonists, and solving puzzles. As u/hiugregg put it in his review, “If you ever played one of those little tile games as a kid—where you slide the tiles around the grid until they form a full picture—The Sangrook Saga feels like that in novel form.”