I do think it's a story I can see a lot of people not really loving if they don't like the characters but overall I think she did a very good job at taking a lot of the things that people go through and she didn't really feel the need to rush through the story in order to get the readers to care and turn the page to know what happens next
SEPTEMBER WRAP UP
I definitely think Steven Erikson just kind of throws you into the book and he doesn't have these long paragraphs explaining and this is how the magic works this is who this person is and this is their past and he doesn't really do that. he also doesn't spend a lot of time with characters reflecting on things and thinking about huh how do I feel about this he doesn't do pretty much any of that
I basically read it in a night so it was very addicting and I definitely want to know what's gonna happen next and it had me always kind of thinking oh well are they gonna get together or not and oh is he gonna find out she's a witch and then is he gonna burned her and killed her or you know are they gonna fall in love
I really liked the writing because it definitely captured the feeling of the fjords and the cold and the kind of looming oh everybody's always wanting to go to battle feeling that you have in this story I definitely think she captured that really well
I liked her writing a lot and I thought the story overall was really fun to read and it was interesting and entertaining and as a book I had a good time reading it but I definitely didn't fall in love with it because the ending
it's a revenge story but it's more than just a revenge story because it's so man it gets into like life and love and philosophy and religion and different beliefs and it shows you the complexity of human beings it shows you the terrible atrocities of war but it shows you how people just keep going through all of that how that stuff can affect them it can change them it can turn them into a person they never wanted to be it's so good it's so good




