And so, I went back and I picked it back up and I read it and I liked it. Four stars. Really, really good.
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If I loved All the Rage, I gave All the Rage five stars and said, "Hey, this is probably my favorite book in the series."
I think the first book is better. I'm going to disagree with John from Talking Story there and I'm going to say Ascendant is my favorite book still, but Unbound is solid.
I'm I'm going to get to them, but I really, really liked this one. I would give this probably like a 4.5 to a five out of five. Just really enjoyable, really quick, just fantastic.
This one was kind of disappointing to the point where like after Crucible and now The Last Odyssey, even though if you like go into Goodreads and Amazon, those two rank very high in the like ratings of like the books in the series, like I'm just like, "These are some of the worst for me personally." They're fun, but if you look at them critically at all, they fall apart.
It's so incredibly good. This one is probably like a 4.5 to a five out of five. Just so incredibly awesome.
I would give this just a three to maybe a 3.5 out of five. It was enjoyable, but at the same time, it over. That's really all I can say is, "Yay, I finished."
There were some things that just I couldn't rationalize what was going on there. It felt very odd and I just wasn't in the mood to read it. I got I tried three or four times and I got about I'm going to say 23% of the way through before I was just like, "This is incredibly odd."
It just it felt like it could have been trimmed down to me. It just felt a bit bloated. It felt like we were enough resolved in this that we didn't have to fully light everything on fire just to handle it so that we could then finish the book.
So, I love this book and I thought it was really well done and handled very, very carefully, but at the same time, I would perfectly understand why people wouldn't want to read this book. But man, it was just so incredibly good.
Overall, I was like, I the antagonists just don't make sense to me. I'd give this one like a three, maybe a 3.5.
And Scorpion's Tail just nails this landing. We've got this great mystery. An irradiated body shows up in a ghost town and this while somebody was hunting for treasure.
And that those elements didn't particularly work for me all that well. But, at the same time, we get this cool dynamic shift in the fairy realm and I was just like, "That was so incredibly cool." So, it was a good story.
As of right now, if I had to give it a rating, it's four stars. It's really good.
And it's just really done very well and the twists and the turns are really good. I loved this story so incredibly much. Five out of five. 10 out of 10.














