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A review by thisistaylort
Conspiracy by Lindsay Buroker
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
Conspiracy is my second favorite book in the series, and that's at least partially due to the previous book feeling so dark. I won't lie, after book 3 I seriously considered not continuing with the series, but I decided to give it at least one more chance and am so glad that I did. Conspiracy felt like a return to the hijinks we've come to expect from Amaranthe and crew.
This was the most character development we've seen with Sicarious, ever. And it made me want more. I do have my doubts if the payoff will be worth the slow burn, but I'm invested at this point.
I also found myself enjoying Akstyr's POV more than I thought I would. Him, in a nutshell: It was important not to let people know that what they thought mattered. That gave them too much power.
This was the most character development we've seen with Sicarious, ever. And it made me want more. I do have my doubts if the payoff will be worth the slow burn, but I'm invested at this point.
I also found myself enjoying Akstyr's POV more than I thought I would. Him, in a nutshell: It was important not to let people know that what they thought mattered. That gave them too much power.