Laith
I won't be doing full reviews for each entry in this series, just commenting on what I liked/disliked for the sake of the completionist within me.
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Holy Cow! We're really leaning into the SF this time around. This series has obviously always had an SF slant to it, but this entry is the first to pull the camera back and introduce us to the workings of the larger galactic scene. The more I find out about the makeup of this world and the origins of the Crawl, the more interesting this story gets.
I really got a Hitchhiker's guide vibe off of this entry, this book has Carl interacting more and more with the world outside the dungeon. A lot of questions I had were answered, but even better ones have taken their place. Final note: the complexities of this Alien legal system and Carl's newly appointed lawyer are just a wellspring of entertainment to me.
I would have read book 6 immediately after this, but I didn't think I'd get this far in the series so early into my vacation. Time for a little pause.
I won't be doing full reviews for each entry in this series, just commenting on what I liked/disliked for the sake of the completionist within me.
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Holy Cow! We're really leaning into the SF this time around. This series has obviously always had an SF slant to it, but this entry is the first to pull the camera back and introduce us to the workings of the larger galactic scene. The more I find out about the makeup of this world and the origins of the Crawl, the more interesting this story gets.
I really got a Hitchhiker's guide vibe off of this entry, this book has Carl interacting more and more with the world outside the dungeon. A lot of questions I had were answered, but even better ones have taken their place. Final note: the complexities of this Alien legal system and Carl's newly appointed lawyer are just a wellspring of entertainment to me.
I would have read book 6 immediately after this, but I didn't think I'd get this far in the series so early into my vacation. Time for a little pause.