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3.0
A sequel of sorts to City of Secrets, this sees Armand Callis and Hanniver Toll tangled up in not just a feud between rivals, but also a conflict between the old and the new.
It’s a comfortable, familiar sort of story where the enemy is largely formless and obscure and the pace is fairly leisurely as the characters are gradually drawn to the crux of the matter. In Callis and Toll we’ve got a pair of characters with the potential for something really enjoyable, but they need a slightly more exciting story before we’ll see if they reach that potential.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2017/12/14/quick-review-the-old-ways-nick-horth/
It’s a comfortable, familiar sort of story where the enemy is largely formless and obscure and the pace is fairly leisurely as the characters are gradually drawn to the crux of the matter. In Callis and Toll we’ve got a pair of characters with the potential for something really enjoyable, but they need a slightly more exciting story before we’ll see if they reach that potential.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2017/12/14/quick-review-the-old-ways-nick-horth/
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