DAW Shadowmarch #2 - Shadowplay Used Condition

from SonicQuack

The first volume, Shadowmarch, established a diverse set of characters spread across continents, each with their own story arcs. In Shadowplay these storylines continue their own paths, with a few being connected at the end of the book. This rapid switching between these disparate plots makes for...

from BooksOn23rd

This is definitely a "filler" book. No questions are answered; we just move towards the ending. My one complaint about this series is that nobody is close with anybody else. They all have their own thoughts but never really share them intimately with others.

from janemarieprice

The second in the Shadowmarch series, Shadowplay follows the royal twins on their respective journeys through the kingdom. Like the first, it is dense with both characters and the mythology of the world and diverges to little side plots often. I like this; others may not.

from SonicQuack

The first volume, Shadowmarch, established a diverse set of characters spread across continents, each with their own story arcs. In Shadowplay these storylines continue their own paths, with a few being connected at the end of the book. This rapid switching between these disparate plots makes for...

from Cecrow

This second volume's opening rides the crest of mysteries and tension produced by the first book's climax. It soon loses momentum, however, as the pace slackens to its former leisure and I found it harder to remain engaged. Briony was my favourite character coming into this, but it's regrettable ...