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Didn't expect it to get this dark this fast. 😮 This book it shaping up to be great.
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This may go along with content warnings, but can we add a separate specific spice rating for books?
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Where the Red Fern Grows
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I don't know why, but it's been a lot harder for me to get into this one? I keep glazing over, it feels like there's a lot of logistics being explained even though the note at the beginning says not to worry about it, and something about the narrative isn't as gripping as before. :(
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This book has made me a BIG fan of Aaric & a little bit sick of Xaden lmao
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The Pawns of Havoc pulled me in and had me wrapped up in Cork’s story in the first few pages and then didn’t let me go until I finished it. I never wanted to put it down because as it progressed, every time you thought you had a grasp on whats next, Lawson would hook me with a reveal or a twist that put me back on my heels. This novella is everything I love about grimdark, witty banter, dark themes, brutal combat, morally complex characters, and that all important flicker of light in the darkness we get with the romantic subplot of Arabella and Cork. I can’t say enough about how impressed I am that this prequel novella was able to deliver on all of those things in the short format, earning this a 4.5/5.
Lawson really puts on a show with his prose and pacing by trusting the reader to fill in the broader details of situations and moments using context from the scenes and conversations. It allows for more page time to be spent on developing the characters and allowing you to connect and care for them. Even though it’s single POV, it felt like Arabella got just as much depth and distinct personality as Cork. While not as much of a standout as Arabella, Nessa has great depth, a distinct voice, a violent—but endearing—personality, and just overall really adds to a scene every time.
Full in-depth review can be found at BroMantasy.com.
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