Jacob Tender

I think the diminishing page counts hurts this story a bit. The world and mystery that’s built up in the first and second volume is good, but the runout is too fast. I finished book 3 unsatisfied.

Tropey, but enjoyable.

There’s a lot more room to breathe in New Mexico, it would seem. Big step up from the first book of SIKTC. I understand now how Tynion was able to splinter off into a companion series. The world of St. George’s is vast and full of traumatized characters worth meeting.

Tropey, but enjoyable.

I think the diminishing page counts hurts this story a bit. The world and mystery that’s built up in the first and second volume is good, but the runout is too fast. I finished book 3 unsatisfied.