Samuel Peterson’s Reviews > The Sable Queen > Status Update

Dibbuns and young ones having dark and murderous thoughts? I'm concerned on how that will affect their growth as they get older. Their ordeal has certainly changed them, and not much for the better. They're going to need to some serious therapy after this.
Furthermore, this is the first time that there are four parts in a book in this series. It's always three. Was that a decision by the author or publisher?

So, how long are these Dibbuns and young ones are going to deal with this mad hedgehog?

Yeah, I figured. There was only one otter among the young prisoners. Key word being "was."

This sable, Zwilt the Shade, is both clever and strategic now that he's in his element. Let's see if he's just as good as Cluny or Slagar or Ferhago.

Well, well, well. Isn't this a turn?

A badgermaid?! What's a badgermaid doing here?!

Ugh, that was a stupid move. I thought she was smarter than that.

Lugg the stoat was here and now he's gone. I guess that's now typical in this series. If a vermin is suddenly introduced with a name, then they're likely to die soon after.

Another instance where you have a married pair of vermin working together in the horde. First it was the foxes, and now we have stoats.

There's a reason why authors don't keep babies or toddlers or young children as a focus for very long. They're too annoying.