Chronicles of The Black Company: Dreams of Steel (Series #6) (Paperback)

from NineLarks

Not really a review, just a note to self. I dropped the series somewhere along this book. It's not that I didn't like it. I loved the writing since book one all the way up till now. However, things have slowly become less interesting as I keep reading - and maybe it's just that I lost the initial...

from NineLarks

Not really a review, just a note to self.I dropped the series somewhere along this book. It's not that I didn't like it. I loved the writing since book one all the way up till now. However, things have slowly become less interesting as I keep reading - and maybe it's just that I lost the initial ...

from NineLarks

Not really a review, just a note to self.I dropped the series somewhere along this book. It's not that I didn't like it. I loved the writing since book one all the way up till now. However, things have slowly become less interesting as I keep reading - and maybe it's just that I lost the initial ...

from JeremyPreacher

I am happy that the Lady proved at least somewhat more interesting as the narrator than she did as the love interest in the previous book. That gave at least some real drama to one of the villains, the cult plot was pretty solid, and while I rolled my eyes really hard at the ongoing "why am I puk...

from TadAD

The narration switches to a new character as our old narrator is temporary indisposed. I don't enjoy Lady's perspective quite as well as Croaker's, but I don't object enough to fault the book. The ending, however, is a fault...abrupt and uneven.