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Sendy Arditira sendyardt — it was good. I liked remains of the day better.

Alex Synerzik alexandrepdf8e — ** spoiler alert ** An enjoyable enough book, but nothing that wowed me. It was generally well-paced, but it also wasn't a book that I couldn't put down... I think one of my complaints was that there wasn't really a lot of character development - it's very much a plot-based book. Which is fine, for what it is - I just, personally, tend to prefer more depth in characters. I felt it was kind of standard "reluctant thief, jovial merc, brat prince thrown into power... Go!" There were also a few little technical points which annoyed me. *Might contain slight spoilers* When the explained how they got the letters, I felt this could've been better if it was more show and less tell. There was that problem in a few places. The language difference of Esrahaddon, while an understandable and interesting part of the world-building, was a bit awkward. Language would change more in 900 years that a few (sometimes awkwardly placed) thees and thous... and a few altered words. I mean, look at the difference between Chaucer and modern English... and that's, what, a little over 600 years? And, as someone else mentioned, would a monk whose read a hundred... a thousand books... who remembers everything he reads... really have never come across anything which mentions that horses can be brown, but not blue or green? I thought the intrigue of who the real traitor was could've been dragged out a bit more... perhaps a less obvious red herring, some more options for who it could've been... Maybe interspersed more throughout the whole story, instead of two or three chapters in succession... Oh, and one last thing... the whole thing at the end when they attacked the castle, and then Alric reveals himself. I kept thinking how stupid that whole thing was. I mean, they mention that he had his banner or something. How could the people on the gates not know it was him? Or, heck, why wouldn't he try and reveal his identity before releasing arrows on the city? Some sort of parlay, or something? Heck, if he had come in more quietly and revealed himself at the trial, he could've avoided the whole thing. I just felt that whole part was kind of silly... It didn't make a whole lot of logical sense to me... *End spoilers* Anyway, some of them are minor quibbles... some things distracted me while I was reading, 'cause I kept focusing on how awkward or odd something was, instead of being truly invested in the story... That and I didn't particulary care that much for any of the characters... and I never really felt they were ever in any real kind of danger... But, um, yes... Still generally entertaining. I didn't dislike it... I just wasn't all that impressed with it, either... I will probably read the next in the series, though, in the hopes that the characters will be fleshed out more as the series continues...