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A review by nerdyforbooks_
House of Assassins, Volume 2 by Larry Correia
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.5
Another solid book in the series. This one had some issues for me, but overall this is still a world I want to know more about.
The veil is getting slowly pulled back on the old history - which at times feels ridiculously slow. I understand we’re finding out things as our characters are & it’s not easy finding information that society tried to eradicate 800+ years ago, but boy is it sometimes like HURRY UP I NEED TO KNOW.
This book felt a little like treading water at times where nothing seemed to really be moving along. Really it was - just not in quite the same manner as book 2. Ashok does get a little grating at times with his “defies the law” issues constantly, we get it. I’m still excited to see where this series leads & ends up though!
The veil is getting slowly pulled back on the old history - which at times feels ridiculously slow. I understand we’re finding out things as our characters are & it’s not easy finding information that society tried to eradicate 800+ years ago, but boy is it sometimes like HURRY UP I NEED TO KNOW.
This book felt a little like treading water at times where nothing seemed to really be moving along. Really it was - just not in quite the same manner as book 2. Ashok does get a little grating at times with his “defies the law” issues constantly, we get it. I’m still excited to see where this series leads & ends up though!