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Claudia Stedmond claudiastedmond — a really engaging book about white supremacy in prehistoric times

Artur Bidoia arturbids — If it's possible, I'd say this book is even better than the first. It's really hard to describe, however... Most books are about the destination. You're reading so you can find out what happens next and, finally, what happens in the end. This books wasn't like that. I was reading because... I enjoyed reading it. Reading this book was more about the journey. The prose is absolutely beautiful, just a JOY to be reading. I will add a disclaimer here, however. Some people may be offended by the second half of the book. There is definitely more sex in it than there was in either the first book or the first half of this book itself. That said, it really does fit with the story and make sense. I disagree with some of the ideas that are put forth, but honestly, I think I'm SUPPOSED to. I believe that it's a case of the unreliable narrator being used to great effect. The entire story is being told in Kvothe's own words. However, as legendary a figure as he is, he's NOT perfect, nor is his perspective. The same can be said of different characters with whom he interacts. To say the end of the book filled me with regret wouldn't be entirely accurate. I finished the book and was satisfied with the ending, knowing that the final book will be coming out eventually. I was sad that I was done because I so thoroughly enjoyed it. I was tempted to pick up the first book and begin reading again, simply because I enjoyed the journey so much. I was glad to be done because it is SUCH a thick volume! (997 pages in the HARDBACK!) But in the end, I was glad I had read it. I plan, without a doubt, to pick these books up again and reread them, possibly even before the third volume is announced. I will definitely be rereading them after that announcement. 5 stars, and every one of them genuinely deserved.

Eddie Cheung eddie323cbc0 — I was glad this wasn't the culminating book - I liked that there wasn't a need to hurry and conclude the saga and truly felt the pacing was perfect. Have enjoyed each of the books more than the previous. Want to reread to confirm opinion.

Marcin Czester chesssterrofa39 — This book was a fun diversion. Not too deep, but it kept me reading late into the night.