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A review by jplayjames
Nyxia by Scott Reintgen
3.0
I file it under M for Mid.
It did some good work redeeming itself from a shaky start (and I will admit to a lack of faith in it that made it easy to get very bugged by things like a joke that wouldn't work in the multiple languages it was told in, etc.)
It did feel a bit cartoonishly evil, a little paint by numbers, and the ending made it very clear that if you don't expect to read all three there is not really any point reading this book. But it was fairly easy to get invested in through the middle section in particular.
It did some good work redeeming itself from a shaky start (and I will admit to a lack of faith in it that made it easy to get very bugged by things like a joke that wouldn't work in the multiple languages it was told in, etc.)
It did feel a bit cartoonishly evil, a little paint by numbers, and the ending made it very clear that if you don't expect to read all three there is not really any point reading this book. But it was fairly easy to get invested in through the middle section in particular.