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A review by miq33l
Legends of Ahn by Kel Kade
4.0
Good book. Follows well from the previous two books in the Cycle. I was previously sometimes shocked at how inadequate anyone who opposed Rezkin was. Here however, he finally is tested - at least to some extent.
What stands out for me in this book is the descriptiveness of internal states of the characters - they are vivid, precise and extensive. It is a pleasure to see Tam grow the way he has been and to see Frisha finally become more reasonable in her estimation of Rezkin and their relationship. And I feel slightly sad for Rez - even though he is almost like a demi-god, he is still human - I see it manifest itself in slight emotional reactions he gets when results of social encounters are suprising to hem. A slight emotional reaction in Rezkin is like a temper tantrum in a normal human..
Recommended, if you like superhero-fantasy
What stands out for me in this book is the descriptiveness of internal states of the characters - they are vivid, precise and extensive. It is a pleasure to see Tam grow the way he has been and to see Frisha finally become more reasonable in her estimation of Rezkin and their relationship. And I feel slightly sad for Rez - even though he is almost like a demi-god, he is still human - I see it manifest itself in slight emotional reactions he gets when results of social encounters are suprising to hem. A slight emotional reaction in Rezkin is like a temper tantrum in a normal human..
Recommended, if you like superhero-fantasy