Stuff n Things happen, and it changes the course of this couple's lives.

Thorn & Brand are both big players in this one, but not as central to the plot as they were in the last book. Hard.ĭon't you worry, I still love you, little buddy! Not that Yarvi was ever a good guy, but this time he might be crossing a few lines that come back to bite him in the ass. Yarvi, amirite? That's who we all want to finish this journey out with! And while we do get to see how he plays the game, everything is not black and white. By the way, that means that it took me forever to figure out how to write this without, you know, ruining everyone else's experience. No spoilers, ok? This review is safe to read. Oh! Oh! I'm all over the place with this ending! Just. But I truly do review the books, not my friendships! So I think this is a pretty unbiased review. One of the things I love about Abercrombie's writing is that I cannot predict the ending of any of his books or even of a characters particular thread.Ĭaveat: I've met Joe and think he is a great person. Decisions that seem obvious become questionable as time and pages go by. Well, things happen in just about any book, but what I mean is that things happen just as they might happen to you or I in our lives. In my opinion, you can jump into this extended tale in any of the books and read a satisfying story, but I heartily recommend that you begin with Half a King and enjoy the whole unfolding of the world. Each book offers several viewpoint characters, but the emphasis is usually on one or two characters at the heart of the action. This is book 3 of the Shattered Sea books by Abercrombie. How did I miss putting up a review of this?

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