Been absolutely raging through fantasy books...
Dresden Files Jim Butcher - 4/5 I honestly only read it because I was on a long trip with a buddy and his choice of music sucks, so fired up the audio book. Wizard who is also a private detective in Chicago. Sounds lame right? It's really fucking good
Codex Alera 5/5 - another Butcher series. Apparently at some Comicon type event, a person challenged Butcher that he couldn't write a series based on a lame idea. He responded with not one lame idea, but two. The Lost Roman Legion and Pokémon were suggested. This m'fer wrote his best series, in my opinion, on a fucking dare.
The Cinder Spires 3/5 - yet another Butcher series. I should love it, steam punk is my jam, the Golden Age of Piracy is my jam, but typical Butcher, he starts out his first couple of books driving 15 mph, then completely opens it up. After he blasted past 100mph, the series is waiting for the next book
Spells, Swords and Sheath by Drew Hayes 4/5 - it's a fun D&D inspired series. You don't have to like D&D to appreciate the series, it's really easy and smart
First Law Trilogy and the stand alone novels 5/5 - holy fuck, this dude Joe Abercrombie can spin a tale. I almost bailed in the beginning, but glad I didn't. He can fucking swing it
Powder Mage Trilogy 4.5/5 - shout out to @TKthunder2, at least I think it was him. Someone (tk) compiled a list of fantasy novels and this was on it. Revolutionary/Napoleonic era but with magic. It's really fun, and if you prefer audio books, Christian Rodska is the best I've ever come across. This fucking guy has/had so many different voices and ranges. I actually think the second series is better than the first.