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Paul Swickard pswickard11ce — Enjoyable, felt it kind of petered out at the end. Not really sure where it could have gone, but it was pretty anticlimactic.

James Diato jdviper — I started The Game of Kings twice and put it down despite repeated recommendations from trusted sources. The third time, I made it past the first 200 pages of Dunnett's dense, tangled language sprouting with obscure, opaque references, and found myself caught up in what has become my favorite series of books. The Game of Kings is possibly the weakest of the six books following a 16th century nobleman named Francis of Lymond, and the book requires substantial patience on the part of the reader until the style sinks in, but it is absolutely worthwhile.

Mishka Mishka mishka — i didn't like it as much as Lullaby, but it was still cool in that plahniuk bizzaro sort of way. it's sort of like a mixture of the Jonestown massacre and The Who's 'Tommy', all intertwined with little household tips for getting stains out of things and such. the pages are numbered backward, which i think all books should do because then you always know how many pages you have left!

Olga Lewandowska _ausan — Although a very interesting subject, it is written like a scholarly journal or textbook,

J Cameron _ingness — full review available at talksupe.blogspot.com Just to set your expectations, this is nothing but a descriptive short story and there are minimal dialogues. You will not read about what happened after Joan was saved as the account is told in the POV of William of York. This short story doesn't affect the flow of the series nor will you be missing out on anything if you decide to skip it, this is just one of those back stories that explains a bit about Scathatch and Joan's friendship