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A review by thogek
In the Lair of Legends by David Buzan
adventurous
dark
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
In the Lair of Legends is quite the adventurous romp. After just a bit of setup covering the setting and the main character Winterhawk's odd position in it, the story plunges into a twisting chain of run-on crises that might freak out even Indiana Jones. All told through Winterhawk's relatively stoic but relatable point-of-view (third-person limited POV), the result was a most fun read I wouldn't mind seeing more of in the future.
One note for those starting out on this one: Winterhawk does have a bit of an inner dialog going on that's kinda fun at times but also feels almost schizophrenic; turns out there's an interesting reason for that, too, just not one that's explained right away. It in the meantime, just enjoy it. I did.
One note for those starting out on this one: Winterhawk does have a bit of an inner dialog going on that's kinda fun at times but also feels almost schizophrenic; turns out there's an interesting reason for that, too, just not one that's explained right away. It in the meantime, just enjoy it. I did.