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This one is evenly paced with tons of flashbacks and intriguing character information.

Chapter Six:

“The heart well-cupped in strong hands could withstand a lifetime of anguish…”

Chapter Two:

“The best disguises weren’t disguises at all”

Chapter 01

“We build religions to divide the indivisible”

Chapter 04:

The event pictured in the book cover happens in this chapter.

Chapter 03:

I can’t believe that I easily forgot how tragic Rant’s backstory was.

Rereading this before receiving the next one that I ordered from Amazon. Lezzgo

In Chapter 1 alone, I’ve already learned so many things.

It’s nice to see familiar characters from the main series get some page time in this book.

End of Part 1:

Such a riveting thriller story. I’m enjoying it a lot.

Part 1: The Titans and the Twelve Great Olympians

This is written like a text book. I’m not sure if I could even retain all this information. I might add Homer’s Iliad and The Odyssey to my ever growing TBR.

Chapter 42:

A threat is looming.

Mr. Miéville must have been high when he wrote this book.

It’s giving Carnival Row vibes.

Chapter 01:

What an odd book 📖 🫢

Chapter 02:

What a compelling story. I’m already loving the start of this book. 📖

Back with the Night Watch. I’m missing this bunch of dimwits.

Let’s see what this is about.

Chapter 03:

Gnarly 😳

Let’s see what this book is all about.

Same sh*t, different day.

Chapter 21:

Five more chapters before I conclude this philosophical journey with these wise, rambling characters. I hope Erikson finishes the final book very soon.

Chapter 12:

These emo characters are spitting philosophical meanderings here and there. I’m diggin’ it.

Chapter 09:

I’m starting to understand the themes that Erikson is trying to convey.

Chapter 07:

Erikson’s storytelling is divine — very cinematic — as if I’m watching an epic movie in my head. This is the best chapter I have read of this book. 🤓

The way Erikson writes is already beautiful as he does, obviously.

Now this storytelling is divine — very cinematic — as if I’m watching an epic movie in my head. This is the best chapter I have read of this book. 🤓

Chapter 07:

The way Erikson writes is already beautiful as it is. Now this storytelling is divine. Very cinematic — as if I’m watching an epic movie in my head. The best chapter I have read of this book. 🤓

Chapter 05:

“ ‘Born in the mountains, she longs for the valleys. Born against the sea, she longs for the plain. Born in the valley, she sets eyes upon the snow-clad peaks …”