Status Updates From Věž vlaštovky (Zaklínač, #6)

Dandelion declaring that he would stake his head on the idea that everyone in Nilfgaard had long since forgotten Cahir including his wife, followed immediately by Sapkowski cutting to the Emperor threatening to execute his subordinates for failing to find Cahir will always be one of the funniest moments I’ve read.

I’m really enjoying the way this book is written. Instead of telling events in a straight line, Sapkowski shows the same moments from different perspectives, almost like piecing together a puzzle. It makes the world feel more real, because each character sees only part of the truth, and the full picture slowly emerges. This style feels different from the earlier books, but in a good way.