Echoes of Betrayal: Library Edition

from AltheaAnn

Reviewing 'Echoes of Betrayal' and 'Limits of Power' together, because I read them back-to-back, and there isn't any radical distinction between them.Both books are very middle-y. Not really middling, just middle-of-series-y. You're expected to know the characters already (that's OK, because I do...

from eleanor_eader

This has been the least satisfying read of the Paladin's Legacy - or Paksworld - series, so far, though I consider the largest flaw of Echoes of Betrayal to be that Oath of Fealty and Kings of the North were shaping up into such a solid, cohesive read that I thought things would end as well resol...

from Karlstar

This is the sixth book in the so called 'Paksenarrion' books, the 3rd that were based on the legacy of the paladin, Paksenarrion. For Paks fans, it is clear in this book that the author has moved on, and this series is now about the aftereffects of Pak's presence, and not the paladin herself. Thi...

from bgknighton

Good story developments, they are starting to get near the deeper and more dangerous conspiracy. Now if they can only defeat the lies and innuendos....

from ladycato

This is book three, but this extension of the Paksenarrion series isn't a trilogy. It leaves off on a mighty big cliffhanger. I read the previous book recently, and that freshness helped me to keep straight the many plot threads moving forward simultaneously. There are a lot of characters to keep...