Glyn Smyth

Hello! Do you like second world fantasy that's heavy on the interrelations between story-telling, politics, and myth-making? Do you like snarky narrators who spend a solid 20% of their story complaining about how incompetent everyone is, including, sometimes, themselves? Do you like having not one, not two, but instead easily 5 or 6 complex, imperfect women in positions of power in your narrative? Do you like cinnamon roll apprentices whose hearts are as big as the whole world? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, you will love this book at least as much as I did.

Four stars because I read/listened to the bulk of this book while off my face on cold medicine, and I can't tell if the parts I was confused during are the book, or just me. But I'm looking forward to the reread it will take to find out.… (plus d'informations)