Beattz
This installment of the Singing Hills Cycle left me wanting more. We got such elaborate tales in the first two, with the “current events” taking a background role, that I wasn't expecting it to be completely reversed in Into the Riverlands. Of course, you understand why in the end, but part of what I love about this series, the art of storytelling, was largely missing. I'm hoping to get that back in book 4.
This installment of the Singing Hills Cycle left me wanting more. We got such elaborate tales in the first two, with the “current events” taking a background role, that I wasn't expecting it to be completely reversed in Into the Riverlands. Of course, you understand why in the end, but part of what I love about this series, the art of storytelling, was largely missing. I'm hoping to get that back in book 4.