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A review by haramis
Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny
5.0
I first read the Amber books 16 years ago. I remembered the first book well enough, but somehow this one was mostly gone, which is too bad because it's pretty great. I suppose that's what I get for reading them back to back then.
The book starts with a wrap-up from [b:The Guns of Avalon|62012|The Guns of Avalon (Amber Chronicles, #2)|Roger Zelazny|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1280215210s/62012.jpg|1105543], but then moves into a tense stand-off between the various family members, followed by transitioning into some really crazy reveals. Now that I've been reminded of the end, I of course remember, but it's nice to still have that jaw-dropping moment all over again and to have yet another layer pulled back. Fantastic book.
The book starts with a wrap-up from [b:The Guns of Avalon|62012|The Guns of Avalon (Amber Chronicles, #2)|Roger Zelazny|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1280215210s/62012.jpg|1105543], but then moves into a tense stand-off between the various family members, followed by transitioning into some really crazy reveals. Now that I've been reminded of the end, I of course remember, but it's nice to still have that jaw-dropping moment all over again and to have yet another layer pulled back. Fantastic book.