MaxM
It was tough for me to finish the book. Mainly because every single character in Red Rising is a horrible human being (a lot of times understandably so). For me it was just a lot less exciting and felt like it was dragging on, compared to the original trilogy.
It’s obvious that this book was a sort of setup for future books but I don’t think that I will be reading those. Mainly because I don’t like who Darrow, Ephraim, Lyria and especially Lysander (the little shit) are as POV characters. Iron Gold, more than the previous books just seemed to glorify violence and suffering which we have enough of in our current day and age.
It was tough for me to finish the book. Mainly because every single character in Red Rising is a horrible human being (a lot of times understandably so). For me it was just a lot less exciting and felt like it was dragging on, compared to the original trilogy.
It’s obvious that this book was a sort of setup for future books but I don’t think that I will be reading those. Mainly because I don’t like who Darrow, Ephraim, Lyria and especially Lysander (the little shit) are as POV characters. Iron Gold, more than the previous books just seemed to glorify violence and suffering which we have enough of in our current day and age.
It was tough for me to finish the book. Mainly because every single character in Red Rising is a horrible human being (a lot of times understandably so). For me it was just a lot less exciting and felt like it was dragging on, compared to the original trilogy. It’s obvious that this book was a sort of setup for future books but I don’t think that I will be reading those. Mainly because I don’t like who Darrow, Ephraim and Lyria are as pov characters. Iron Gold, more than the previous books just seemed to glorify violence and suffering which we have enough of in our current day and age.
It was tough for me to finish the book. Mainly because every single character in Red Rising is a horrible human being (a lot of times understandably so). For me it was just a lot less exciting and felt like it was dragging on, compared to the original trilogy. It’s obvious that this book was a sort of setup for future books but I don’t think that I will be reading those. Mainly because I don’t like who Darrow, Ephraim and Lyria are as pov characters. Iron Gold, more than the previous books just seemed to glorify violence and suffering which we have enough of in our current day and age.
I’ve never cried so much while reading any book ever (only happy tears). I did not expect to like this book as much as I did. Linus, Arthur and of course all the children are such lovable characters.
Chauncey was by far my favourite I would gladly go to war for him and really hope that we’ll get to see more of the little fella(?) in the next book.
I’ve never cried so much while reading any book ever (only happy tears). I did not expect to like this book as much as I did. Linus, Arthur and of course all the children are such lovable characters.
Chauncey was by far my favourite I would gladly go to war for him and really hope that we’ll get to see more of the little fella(?) in the next book.