Ben Saufley
It took me a little while to get into this one. I had forgotten where the last left off, and a decent way into the book it still rang very few bells. But it got going, I got back into the swing of the characters, and I enjoyed the third act. I'm really curious how the trilogy resolves, because while Carew is intent on ensuring "gray-ness" in his characters, Bellamus is hardly a villain, and if Roper's plans are essentially genocide, then like… that's bad, unequivocally. I'll definitely read the conclusion soon.
It took me a little while to get into this one. I had forgotten where the last left off, and a decent way into the book it still rang very few bells. But it got going, I got back into the swing of the characters, and I enjoyed the third act. I'm really curious how the trilogy resolves, because while Carew is intent on ensuring "gray-ness" in his characters, Bellamus is hardly a villain, and if Roper's plans are essentially genocide, then like… that's bad, unequivocally. I'll definitely read the conclusion soon.