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A review by walford
Angel of Destruction by Susan R. Matthews
3.0
An effort to stick with. But I'm glad I did. Very satisfying conclusion.
It's really not the same without Andrej. He experiences Matthews' world at its most extreme, and thus his situation is the most interesting.
Our protagonist here is Karol Vogel, who's a good guy and means well, while serving his Evil Empire and trying not to lose his soul in the process. But we know much less about him and his struggle than is revealed about Andrej in the other books of this series. So harder to care.
However, if you're a completist and love Matthews' work and wish she would write more, as I do, you must read this.
It's really not the same without Andrej. He experiences Matthews' world at its most extreme, and thus his situation is the most interesting.
Our protagonist here is Karol Vogel, who's a good guy and means well, while serving his Evil Empire and trying not to lose his soul in the process. But we know much less about him and his struggle than is revealed about Andrej in the other books of this series. So harder to care.
However, if you're a completist and love Matthews' work and wish she would write more, as I do, you must read this.