Ranking Series I Finished in 2022 || December 2022 [CC]

And this is a really fun sci fi space opera rebellion story. And I think that's why the first books the strongest for me, because I had so much fun exploring this world, all the mysteries being uncovered in the second and third book looks more at the falling action of this.

fool's fate is probably my favorite fitz book. Like I think before that it was Royal Assassin, but fool's fate easily.

I appreciated the first book more on reread because I knew what its project was the short story framework, I still think some are just like, not good.

Like I think before that it was Royal Assassin, but fool's fate easily.

But the second book is really fun. And like I did read the second book after reading a slog of a book I didn't like so like, it's probably why I like the second book so much because it reminded me Oh, reading can be easy and fun.

And I mean, from that perspective, Alloy of Law is the weakest, I get to read it with a lot of nostalgia glasses, because I got to read it like over a winter break in like my senior year of high school. But that said, I know it's not the strongest.

And the second book has this weird cliche narrative framework, but that I don't, I think it's kind of a gimmick, I think it didn't need to be there. But that said, I actually really love the endings of both books.

My favorite book is probably the middle book, but I'm gonna give them all five stars. The middle book has memory of souls, it just has the most of my favorite characters, and they're interacting in ways that are really fun.

But at the same time, I do want you to know that this is incredibly uncomfortable. Like, it was an incredibly uncomfortable series. And for me, the second books my favorite, because it was the least uncomfortable.