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czorczy's review
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
potato_d's review
5.0
First Reading: This is where things get literally darker in the tale of Nagash. From the glaring sun and hot sands of Khemri to the dark dank crypts of the young Empire. Very good.
Second Reading: After reading this series a second time, certain details have become clearer and parts I missed gave more life to the story. During my first read through of the series I somewhat cheered for Nagash, this time I cheered for the Skaven and the Nehekharans. I especially loved the chapters involving Eekrit and Eshreegar, the Skaven lord and his 'friend' the master of shadows. Those guys were very interesting and often comical in a way only ratmen can be.
I highly recommend this book.
Second Reading: After reading this series a second time, certain details have become clearer and parts I missed gave more life to the story. During my first read through of the series I somewhat cheered for Nagash, this time I cheered for the Skaven and the Nehekharans. I especially loved the chapters involving Eekrit and Eshreegar, the Skaven lord and his 'friend' the master of shadows. Those guys were very interesting and often comical in a way only ratmen can be.
I highly recommend this book.
cwebb's review
4.0
the third and final book of the Nagash trilogy http://www.weberseite.at/buecher/nagash-immortal/
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