Liam N.

Brilliant writing without needing harsh language

Revisado: 05-24-24

so dark and twisted a tale in the best way possible. Glad to have it without any harsh language or explicit sexual content. Awesome characters. great narrator.

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Villainous and Dark

Revisado: 08-11-23

Best Served Cold is my favorite Abercrombie book yet. But I've only finished The First Law Trilogy so far. Where TFL held the same brooding nature, it was an epic journey to the end (though seeing how this somewhat picks up in the aftermath of TFL, I feel that the whole of Joe's writing in the world is one long tale of how the world reacts to its inhabitants), BSC is hard hitting all the way through. I'm a sucker for revenge tales though so there is some bias therein. The characters are vile throughout this story, and you love to hate them all. I see a lot of complaints about the ending, but I think it fits. It leaves you empty and unsatisfied, just as revenge does. I'm probably digging too deep, but I think that was the intention.

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A fantastic love letter

Revisado: 05-11-23

The story is a fantastic love letter to classic cosmic horror and well, fairytales. No stone goes unturned during Charlie's adventure. You feel love when you need to feel love, you feel anger when you need to feel anger, and the moments where the impossible and indescribable take place, your skin crawls. Absolutely loved this book.

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A bittersweet conclusion

Revisado: 05-04-23

A fine conclusion to such a powerful tale of struggling to overcome the odds.

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Heartbreaking, yet uplifting

Revisado: 04-24-23

LP is a bittersweet conclusion to the Hussite Trilogy, and masterfully handled by the author. Peter Kenny as always knocks it out of the park with his supreme narration skills.

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loved it

Revisado: 10-10-22

If people would get past their inhibitions about sex, they would see a great story here and realize the the sex that is intertwined well throughout the story is there for a reason other than perversion.

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Great performance, largely forgettable story

Revisado: 08-24-22

Adjoa Andoh always knocks it out of the park with her reads. Unfortunately, her talent feels wasted here with The Wrack. What there is for story lacks for any real character development, and overall, it just falls short of being anything memorable. It's not a bad story. However, it's also not a good story.

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Wow, just... wow.

Revisado: 09-16-21

Project Hail Mary is an epic tale woven together with everything from drama to comedy to action to as far as being an educational journey. The main character is believable, the science is believable, the situation is believable. The narrator is phenomenal and embraces this story with everything that he has. I cannot recommend this book enough.

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It's Warhammer.

Revisado: 10-15-20

Story is a pretty typical Warhammer story. Blood. guts, and mayhem. None of the characters stand out that much in the overall scheme of things including Fabius himself. It's an enjoyable tale, but not something I will remember for years to come.

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A Journey Worth Every Minute

Revisado: 10-09-20

To Sleep is something of its own, and it holds itself up among the towns of the genre. Paolini certainly has returned at full form and the maturity of the book reflects the maturity of the author. This story was worth every minute. A fantastic debut reading for Jennifer Hale.

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