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A review by suzemo
Oath of Gold by Elizabeth Moon
4.0
This is my reread of the book, the original review can be found here.
So in the final of the trilogy (or rather the last third of the book/story), Paks has to undergo her recovery and redemption, basically discovering that she's human and what to do with her nifty self. She also discovers what the Deed is that is her greatest calling, and that "mystery" is the least mysterious thing ever, but I'll forgive it that.
The book is unnecessarily rapey (rebirth/development through torture/rape? no thanks), and it's a testament to how fun I find this series that I don't knock some serious stars off for that.
So in the final of the trilogy (or rather the last third of the book/story), Paks has to undergo her recovery and redemption, basically discovering that she's human and what to do with her nifty self. She also discovers what the Deed is that is her greatest calling, and that "mystery" is the least mysterious thing ever, but I'll forgive it that.
The book is unnecessarily rapey (rebirth/development through torture/rape? no thanks), and it's a testament to how fun I find this series that I don't knock some serious stars off for that.