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A review by tasadion
A Chain Across the Dawn by Drew Williams
3.0
Still a faced-paced ride, just like it's predecessor, but this time the view focusses a little more. There are no "bonkers space battles" but a number of more personal fight scenes, and everything is a little more personal.
The plot runs on rails, and the characters seem happy enough to charge from scene to scene is settings that seem custom made for a movie (hmm). The characterisation is a little simple, and the logic of it all makes you wonder a bit.
But hey it's all good fun, and if you don't like this sort of thing, you should have stopped at book one.
The plot runs on rails, and the characters seem happy enough to charge from scene to scene is settings that seem custom made for a movie (hmm). The characterisation is a little simple, and the logic of it all makes you wonder a bit
Spoiler
A telekinetic hero fighting a being of pure energy by punching each other?But hey it's all good fun, and if you don't like this sort of thing, you should have stopped at book one.