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Pandsala is just as evil as Roelstra was.

We've made it to the Rialla (always italicized) at last! With an accompanying litany of minor lords, at least a few who likely will meet similar fates to a couple of the side characters in Book I: introduced with little fanfare, then murdered. The feeling of this book being too easy to put down has eased, and I'm genuinely interested in seeing how things play out.

A steep, often rather boring climb to the midway point. We've been pointing toward the Rialla for hundreds of pages now, and we know that's where the drama is. Let's get there already, please.

I'm convinced the hypocrisies of the "good" characters are seen by the narrative, though not very deeply or for very long. Much as in the first book, I'm not convinced they're so different from the "bad" ones, aside from that one side grins and teases 24/7, and the other doesn't.

It looks like I've been carrying this book around like a millstone for over two months without reading another page. After finally reading a couple more chapters, it's going decently.

At times this book is creepy as hell. The less often we hear about the Sunrunners' sexual initiation ceremony, the better, imo, but it keeps coming up again and again.

Reading a familiar book on kindle with dark mode, a large font, and low brightness is how you do migraine. So soothing to spend time with Rohan, Sioned, Chay, Tobin, Maarken, Walvis and everyone. Goddess Blessing, Sunrunner.

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Lentitud.
La traducción va bien, la novela no tanto.

Es una novela demasiado lenta, demasiado diluída. Se supone que trata sobre los Pergaminos Estelares, sus secretos y su hurto, pero apenas se tratan esos temas, y los Diarmadhi apenas aparecen.
Sí, Mireva observa a Pol, indicativo de que hay cosas tramándose, pero en verdad hay pocas cosas nuevas; un nuevo atentado Mérido. Sí, como el cuarto o quinto que ocurre