Twists and turns

Characters. Characters is where this story shines in the grimmest way possible. The politics and world leave more to be desired but small problems in the overarching story.

Loved the names of the characters! I hate when authors overthink and come up with complicated names that are hard to pronounce. Joe also has this ability to describe incredible detailed scenes with half the amount of words as other authors. Also this book has rereadability with all the clever quotes and overall interesting things that are said throughout the story.

I love this book read it!!!!!!

Though some reviews implied that this book was a step down from the First Law Trilogy, I enjoyed those books so much I gave it a shot. I wasn't disappointed. This is a great book, and probably every bit as good of a read as the First Law trilogy was. Just read it. Note, this book should be read after reading First Law, but before The Heroes. Certain events and characters just make more sense when you read the books in order.

Sardonic. Violent. Swashbuckling. Good.

The book is a good read and you don't need to be familiar to the authors The Fist Law series to enjoy it. The characters are splendidly realized but the book becomes a little too predictable at the end. The twists and turns are good but in the end you'll be reading this book out of pure entertainment and not to find out how the plot ends. In the end I recommend this book to anybody who's into fantasy and can accept a little gritty on the side because you'll like at the end.

I love all the twist and turns the book has. I great read.

It's well-written dark fantasy revolving around revenge and shows how destructive the protagonist's quest for revenge is (both psychologically and physically, along with a high body count). It's quite grim, but the characters were colorful and interesting.

Who is this dude??!! Is he like related to abercrombie people??