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A review by suzjustsuz
Cast in Honor by Michelle Sagara West, Michelle Sagara
3.0
2.5 stars
Not my favorite in the series, although the end was nice and feel-good.
I understand that Kaylin is slowly becoming a bridge between all the various factions of life on her world but it's taking a long time and I'm pretty tired of the "fall around until you intuit the answer" schtick. Instead of learning court etiquette and doing beat patrols for the hawks she should be spending all her time digging into figuring out what's up with her magics.
And this particular book was a stumbling attempt to discuss time and multiple dimension theory that was often onerous.
As for the shipping, this is book 11 and we're still getting a single sentence or paragraph and that's it. Why bother at all?
Not my favorite in the series, although the end was nice and feel-good.
I understand that Kaylin is slowly becoming a bridge between all the various factions of life on her world but it's taking a long time and I'm pretty tired of the "fall around until you intuit the answer" schtick. Instead of learning court etiquette and doing beat patrols for the hawks she should be spending all her time digging into figuring out what's up with her magics.
And this particular book was a stumbling attempt to discuss time and multiple dimension theory that was often onerous.
As for the shipping, this is book 11 and we're still getting a single sentence or paragraph and that's it. Why bother at all?