The River Throne

[3.4~3.5] i did it.the last book unread from Gregory Ashe's entire backlist, now conquered.ultra dramatic sigh as though GA isn't a literal printer with new books waiting for us right around the corner what do i do with my life now? as if planned by the fates themselves, this also marks my 200th book of the year, and the timing is rather fitting given i've just finished [b:Where All Paths Meet 124583932 Where All Paths Meet (The Adventures of Holloway Holmes #3) Gregory Ashe https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1680106166l/124583932.SY75.jpg 145986652], like the end of one arc meeting another.this genre is nowhere near my standard fare, and with noir-style stories known for their bleakness and despair, i was pleasantly surprised with the final HFN - hopeful, albeit with some unresolved bits and just enough details to scratch the surface. i could've done with more of a follow-up with everyone after the Big Battle, but that's my usual feedback with GA books because i'm a greedy reader