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A review by neilsef
The Swordsman's Lament by G.M. White
adventurous
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
4.25
This is a relatively short novel, but it does deliver an engaging story full of compelling characters, who are immediately likeable, though some less so by the end.
The plot is carefully thought out with actions taken by the characters having real consequences, which don't just disappear when it is convenient, giving a nicely balanced tale full of mystery and tension, with a satisfying conclusion.
On the whole, this is well-written and was a joy to read and should be suitable for readers, who like David Gemmell or Raymond E. Feist.
The plot is carefully thought out with actions taken by the characters having real consequences, which don't just disappear when it is convenient, giving a nicely balanced tale full of mystery and tension, with a satisfying conclusion.
On the whole, this is well-written and was a joy to read and should be suitable for readers, who like David Gemmell or Raymond E. Feist.