Faithfully Fantasy Podcast

📚 Season 7 Premiere — The Strength of the Few (Chapters 1–13)
We’re back, and Season 7 is officially here. This time we’re diving straight into Book 2 of the Hierarchy Saga, The Strength of the Few, and picking up right where Vis left us, traumatised, determined, and already in trouble.
In this first episode of the season, we talk about:
How we feel about the book so far
First impressions, early shocks, and the vibes this sequel is giving us.
Lucian’s whole aesthetic
Why it giving us ancient‑Egypt energy and what that might mean for the worldbuilding.
Ka’s identity
Our theory that Ka might be someone Vis already knows… and actually cares about.
Bely in other realms
Why we think we haven’t seen the last of her and how she might show up again.
All this and more as we kick off a brand‑new season and continue Vis’s journey into even deeper chaos. If you’re reading along, tell us your thoughts, this sequel is already wild.

Welcome to Random Book Review, the chaotic little series where we go hunting for hidden gems. I pick a completely random book, commit to reading the whole thing, and then come here to give you the good, the bad, and the honest truth.
This week’s pick is *Dragon Shifter’s Mates by Eva Chase*.
You’ll get a spoiler‑free summary so you can decide whether you want to dive in yourself and come back with your own conclusions. And if you have read it already, I want to hear everything, your thoughts, your rants, your favourite moments. Drop them in the comments and let’s talk about it.

We made it. After weeks of conspiracies, heartbreak, political chaos, Labyrinth nightmares, and more theories than Vis has secrets, we’ve reached the Season 6 finale of our read‑along journey through The Will of the Many. This book has taken us everywhere, emotionally, mentally, and now it’s time to lock in our final thoughts before the long wait for Book 2.
In this grand finale, we’re breaking down:
🔒 Theory Lockdown
Our final, official, no‑take‑backs theories for the saga. Who’s playing who? What’s really going on with the Will?
🏛️ The Empire in Ruins
A last look at how The Will of the Many reshapes its world, power, politics, secrets, and the terrifying implications of everything Vis has uncovered.
👀 What’s Next for Faithfully Fantasy
Stick around until the very end, we’ve got an announcement about what’s coming after this season and what you can expect from us as we head into the next chapter of the podcast.

Thank you for reading, theorising, spiralling, and screaming with us all season. This journey through The Will of the Many has been wild, emotional, and ridiculously fun. And don’t wander too far, we’re coming back sooner than you think.

📚 The Will of the Many Read‑Along — Chapters 62–End of Season
It’s our final read‑along episode of the season, and we’re going out with a chaotic, theory‑packed bang. This week we dive into Chapters 62 to the end and tackle some of the biggest questions yet:
What did Veridius offer Eidhin to betray Vis
Clones, copies, echoes… how does this realm actually work
Who would be the perfect director for a future adaptation
We wrap up our last discussion before shifting gears next week into a full therapy session dedicated to all our theories for the next book in the saga.
If you’ve been reading along with us, drop your thoughts in the comments, this is your last chance to scream with us before we dive into the speculation abyss.

📚 The Will of the Many Read‑Along : Chapters 48–61
This week takes us through one of the most intense arcs so far: Vis facing the Labyrinth, returning to Suus, getting dragged deeper into Relucia’s schemes, and juggling politics, trauma, and teenage chaos all at once. We cover the biggest moments, from the Festival of Pletuna to the Suus trip, the cave confession with Emissa, the senators’ secret meeting, and Vis’s move into Class Three as the Iudicium approaches.
We also share:
Our MVP of the week
Favourite moments
What we’re struggling with
Our predictions for what’s coming next
If you’re reading along, tell us your thoughts so far, this section was packed.