Chronicles of The Black Company: Water Sleeps : A Novel of the Black Company (Series #10) (Paperback)

from JeremyPreacher

Water Sleeps was actually pretty good, which was a nice change. Sleepy is a much, much better narrator than Murgen, and the immediacy of the guerilla campaign is much more interesting than the previous book's long march to nowhere. I did not love the increasingly obvious parallels to India - mayb...

from davidpauly1105

Transitional book that spends way too long bogged down in the minutiae of Taglios, and lots of time is spent having the black company capture minor characters that never appear later in the story. Could have been much stronger with some better editing.

from TadAD

Unfortunately, yet another narrator; fortunately, she's better than Murgen was. If we ignore the fact that the entire plot is predicated on the fact that the good guys have conveniently forgotten that they have the key to shut down the bad guys instantly, it's a better story than the two precedin...

from trinibaby9

Another excellent book from Glen Cook. This strikes a good balance between the members of the old guard and involvement of the younger members. It is clearly a transition to the future direction of the company and provides the beginning stages for the conclusion of the series.

from trinibaby9

Another excellent book from Glen Cook. This strikes a good balance between the members of the old guard and involvement of the younger members. It is clearly a transition to the future direction of the company and provides the beginning stages for the conclusion of the series.