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Literature / Re: Yearly Reading Targets 2021
« Last post by The P on August 09, 2021, 05:06:34 pm »A Veil of Spears by Bradley P. Beaulieu (15)
Each of these has been better than the previous one. I have minor gripes with some details (where do we get all this wood in the desert?), but nothing to ruin my enjoyment. Beaulieu continues to shift the stakes, I keep thinking I know what kind of conflict/climax he's building to, but new players and insight keeps me on my toes. This third book kept mainly to the previously established pov. There is a new one added in, but only had a handful of chapters. We also got some very brief povs from a couple different kings. Thoroughly enjoyable, I look forward to the final three, but maybe a couple short books before I dive back in.
Each of these has been better than the previous one. I have minor gripes with some details (where do we get all this wood in the desert?), but nothing to ruin my enjoyment. Beaulieu continues to shift the stakes, I keep thinking I know what kind of conflict/climax he's building to, but new players and insight keeps me on my toes. This third book kept mainly to the previously established pov. There is a new one added in, but only had a handful of chapters. We also got some very brief povs from a couple different kings. Thoroughly enjoyable, I look forward to the final three, but maybe a couple short books before I dive back in.