Mike
I was expecting a slow burn, character-driven story because I'm familiar with Abraham's solo books and I got that. That expectation was met and honestly the story was well done but it did take a while to pick up. I think some parts were unnecessary (the people were in place long before they started to converge) but the payoff was good. The characters had a good representation of grief and believable motivations. I love the city of Kithamar
I was expecting a slow burn, character-driven story because I'm familiar with Abraham's solo books and I got that. That expectation was met and honestly the story was well done but it did take a while to pick up. I think some parts were unnecessary (the people were in place long before they started to converge) but the payoff was good. The characters had a good representation of grief and believable motivations. I love the city of Kithamar
I was expecting a slow burn, character-driven story because I'm familiar with Abraham's solo books and I got that. That expectation was met and honestly the story was well done but it did take a while to pick up. I think some parts were unnecessary (the people were in place long before they started to converge) but the payoff was good. The characters had a good representation of grief and believable motivations. I love the city of Kithamar
I was expecting a slow burn, character-driven story because I'm familiar with Abraham's solo books and I got that. That expectation was met and honestly the story was well done but it did take a while to pick up. I think some parts were unnecessary (the people were in place long before they started to converge) but the payoff was good. The characters had a good representation of grief and believable motivations. I love the city of Kithamar
