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A review by towercorvid
Midnight Tides by Steven Erikson
4.0
Get ready to have the rug pulled out from under you once again, as only one familiar face returns in this entry to the Malazan series.
I actually really enjoyed this story, which takes place on a different continent and follows an empire new to the world Erikson has built up to this point.
The world of magic is viewed from a different and more primitive understanding in this novel. However, it definitely expanded my understating of both the warrens and others races of people.
Without ruining anything, Tehol Beddict was a very charming new character, and I enjoyed having a non-military/warrior/mage/assassin driven storyline.
I'm still powering through this series, and haven't yet found and excuse to stop, with Midnight Tides being no exception.
I actually really enjoyed this story, which takes place on a different continent and follows an empire new to the world Erikson has built up to this point.
The world of magic is viewed from a different and more primitive understanding in this novel. However, it definitely expanded my understating of both the warrens and others races of people.
Without ruining anything, Tehol Beddict was a very charming new character, and I enjoyed having a non-military/warrior/mage/assassin driven storyline.
I'm still powering through this series, and haven't yet found and excuse to stop, with Midnight Tides being no exception.