Cole

this book was really good! I especially liked the pacing. Even though the book is long it didn’t feel like it dragged in many areas. The magic system is easy to understand but interesting, and the character development is very strong. Looking forward to the next book!

I thought this book was really good! I think it dragged a little in the first third, but picked up quickly as the story pieced itself together. If the pacing at the beginning was a little faster, I would give it 5 stars.

The Hourglass Throne was definitely on the same level as the hanged man for me. The story is very well-crafted and kept me hooked throughout the entire book. There were also a lot of clarifying moments in this book this book that closed open loops throughout the trilogy. Looking forward to book 4!

I thought the worldbuilding in this book was really well-done. The utopia that Chambers built for the characters definitely fit with the overarching themes of the book.

The story was very cozy, but it didn’t feel like there was a ton of substance, perhaps because of how short it was. Unfortunately, this made the book stand out less than me. I’d probably recommend it to others looking for a quick read, but it probably won’t appeal to a lot of people.

This book was really good. The only problem I have with it is how long it took to understand the flow of the book. If not for that, I would give it 5 stars.

I really enjoyed this book. I felt that it was much more well-rounded than the first book in the series. Edwards definitely capitalized on the worldbuilding and setup that he established in book one. I couldn’t put this book down.

The book was very well-written. I liked it wasn’t extremely serious and humor was woven into the dialogue. I also think the author did a good job of building a story up to create a feeling of suspense over time. However, it felt like the book fell flat because nothing interesting ever happened. There was no plot twist like I was expecting, or really anything super unpredictable.

Overall, I’d only recommend this to a specific type of person and I think most people won’t enjoy it that much.

The overall story was very compelling. There were some confusing and less-explained points. Also it felt like Rune and Brand were unnecessarily violent at times, which could be part of what the author is trying to portray, but slightly detracted from my enjoyment of the story.