Bob de Bakker
I liked it. The only thing that felt odd was the fight with Cassius laster wel 2 sentences, and something with his hearth and the poison was implied but don't understand what that added. I like how the book subverted the trope with the hidden sibling. And that she actually helped in the end. Oh and Cassius gives Kelsier vibes.
I liked it. The only thing that felt odd was the fight with Cassius laster wel 2 sentences, and something with his hearth and the poison was implied but don't understand what that added. I like how the book subverted the trope with the hidden sibling. And that she actually helped in the end. Oh and Cassius gives Kelsier vibes.
I loved Margret in the first book and when I saw she was the one of the main protagonist of this book I was excited! and luckily the book did not disappoint. I think it is my favorite so far of this series.
Only thing that I found weird was Judith. She has not been mentioned much until this book (to my memory) and knowing she will close this series of felt a bit rushed suddenly.
I loved Margret in the first book and when I saw she was the one of the main protagonist of this book I was excited! and luckily the book did not disappoint. I think it is my favorite so far of this series.
Only thing that I found weird was Judith. She has not been mentioned much until this book (to my memory) and knowing she will close this series of felt a bit rushed suddenly.
It was different than I expected. More like the liveaction Alice in wonderland with weird magic everybody reacts to as if it is normal. While I from reviews expected something weird and wacky, cracking jokes every couple of lines. But still an enjoyable listen.
It was different than I expected. More like the liveaction Alice in wonderland with weird magic everybody reacts to as if it is normal. While I from reviews expected something weird and wacky, cracking jokes every couple of lines. But still an enjoyable listen.