Orphans of Chaos

from hopeevey

I only started reading this because it was a free download from Tor.com. Once I started, I couldn't put it down. Even as the first volume of a 3 volume story, I found it a satisfying read. The characters are engaging, and the plot is fascinating, and the pacing is just right. I'm eagerly anticipa...

from MashaK99

For some reason it took me forever to finish this one. It's not actually as brain-hurting as The Golden Age, but it's still pretty hard to keep track of all the names and powers and different mythological references. The premise of children who are not what they seem and are in the process of dis...

from Squatch

I recently finished John C. Wright's Orphans of Chaos over the weekend. It was a fairly good read. The premise was interesting enough - a group of five children of the mythological Titans are kept at a "school" which at times seems more like a jail than a place of learning. The children do not kn...

from jen.e.moore

My favorite part about this was the weird uncertainty that continued even after you'd started getting answers - where exactly *are* they? Who *are* all these people, really? What time period is this, even? I can see where some people would find it unsettling, but I loved it. I also always love di...

from Squatch

I recently finished John C. Wright's Orphans of Chaos over the weekend. It was a fairly good read. The premise was interesting enough - a group of five children of the mythological Titans are kept at a "school" which at times seems more like a jail than a place of learning. The children do not kn...