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False Gods
by Graham McNeill
It took me a very long while to read this tale. In part, I think this was so because I plain 'burned up' after having read a good many books in a comparatively short time. But the book itself was also at fault. While the tale it tells remains interesting, I found myself really missing the prose of the first installment.
Anyway:
Prose: [At times awkward, at times repetitive. At times just plain terrible. No one should ever use 'guiltily' to describe an action] 2/5 stars
Pacing: 3/5 stars
Plot: [While I think the plot is explored in a better way in this second installment, there are still too many flaws present, like the awful way this installment ends] 2/5 stars
Characterization:3/5 stars
World-Building: 4/5 stars
Overall Rating:3/5 stars
Anyway:
Prose: [At times awkward, at times repetitive. At times just plain terrible. No one should ever use 'guiltily' to describe an action] 2/5 stars
Pacing: 3/5 stars
Plot: [While I think the plot is explored in a better way in this second installment, there are still too many flaws present, like the awful way this installment ends] 2/5 stars
Characterization:3/5 stars
World-Building: 4/5 stars
Overall Rating:3/5 stars