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Very good pacing for the Estoc Chapters.

Love the speed at which things are moving in the final book of trilogy

The biggest lie in the book is that the author is an atheist. He is in fact, the opposite of atheist. He is like a closet religious fanatic. While reading the book, you'll feel that only atheists have been plagued by crisis. Everyone who is religious is living a fully content life.

I am not an atheist. But I do get that point of view. The author, on the other hand, professes to be an atheist. But acts like a religious apologist.

The author had a very good central theme. But up until now, it seems he has not treated it with the kind of seriousness it deserved.
Too many notes to compile when I sit down to write a review of this book.

Just started the book. The prose is beautiful indeed and the theme is very intense.

Its a breezy read. And this despite me having watched 2 seasons of the Witcher on Netflix. Kudos to the author and the translator as well.

Gripping. I am enjoying it despite having watched a couple of seasons of the Netflix show. Kudos to the author, and maybe to the translator as well

When I started the book, I thought it was yet another self help book written in a Harvard Case Study format. But how wrong I was. It gives many points of deep introspection