Last Argument of Kings
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Summary
The end is coming。
Logen Ninefingers might only have one more fight in him - but it's going to be a big one。 Battle rages across the North， the King of the Northmen still stands firm， and there's only one man who can stop him。 His oldest friend， and his oldest enemy。 It's past time for the Bloody-Nine to come home。
With too many masters and too little time， Superior Glokta is fighting a different kind of war。 A secret struggle in which no-one is safe， and no-one can be trusted。 His days with a sword are far behind him。 It's a good thing blackmail， threats and torture still work well enough。
Jezal dan Luthar has decided that winning glory is far too painful， and turned his back on soldiering for a simple life with the woman he loves。 But love can be painful too， and glory has a nasty habit of creeping up on a man when he least expects it。
While the King of the Union lies on his deathbead， the peasants revolt and the nobles scramble to steal his crown。 No-one believes that the shadow of war is falling across the very heart of the Union。 The First of the Magi has a plan to save the world， as he always does。 But there are risks。 There is no risk more terrible， after all， than to break the First Law。。。
Logen Ninefingers might only have one more fight in him - but it's going to be a big one。 Battle rages across the North， the King of the Northmen still stands firm， and there's only one man who can stop him。 His oldest friend， and his oldest enemy。 It's past time for the Bloody-Nine to come home。
With too many masters and too little time， Superior Glokta is fighting a different kind of war。 A secret struggle in which no-one is safe， and no-one can be trusted。 His days with a sword are far behind him。 It's a good thing blackmail， threats and torture still work well enough。
Jezal dan Luthar has decided that winning glory is far too painful， and turned his back on soldiering for a simple life with the woman he loves。 But love can be painful too， and glory has a nasty habit of creeping up on a man when he least expects it。
While the King of the Union lies on his deathbead， the peasants revolt and the nobles scramble to steal his crown。 No-one believes that the shadow of war is falling across the very heart of the Union。 The First of the Magi has a plan to save the world， as he always does。 But there are risks。 There is no risk more terrible， after all， than to break the First Law。。。
Reviews
Pascalle
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Jus't not it for me。 The story itself was ok， the pace to slow。 I had to force myself to finish the book。 Unfortunately for me I didn't like the ending of the triology。 Jus't not it for me。 The story itself was ok， the pace to slow。 I had to force myself to finish the book。 Unfortunately for me I didn't like the ending of the triology。 。。。more
Aditya
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Say on thing about this book。 Say it's worth spending time on Say on thing about this book。 Say it's worth spending time on 。。。more
Rien
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Great book！
Tony
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4。5
B。 Dawkins
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The big finish！ A few surprises。 Taking fantasy tropes and flipping them。 Say one thing about Joe Abercrombie the man can write！
Pduit
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This was a great trilogy。 It took a bit to get into it and understand they different points of view。 There are a lot of characters to keep up with but the audiobook made it much easier。 I felt like the whole series was like a long Guy Richie movie。 I’m looking forward to reading more to see how they compare。 I laughed out loud and cheered and at times felt sad for them all。 Plus there were plenty of surprises to keep me interested to the end。
Eric
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The tortured torturer villain protagonist manages to get the girl in the end， but nothing ends up too happily for anyone。 I was really hoping that Glokta would somehow discover that truth actually matters -- in the sense that torturing someone to say what you want them to say has consequences when what you wanted them to say isn't actually true -- but he didn't so much。 I wanted Severard's true confession to be only that he'd told Ferro who had sent him after her and the rest to be complete B。S。 The tortured torturer villain protagonist manages to get the girl in the end， but nothing ends up too happily for anyone。 I was really hoping that Glokta would somehow discover that truth actually matters -- in the sense that torturing someone to say what you want them to say has consequences when what you wanted them to say isn't actually true -- but he didn't so much。 I wanted Severard's true confession to be only that he'd told Ferro who had sent him after her and the rest to be complete B。S。 in an attempt to not be disfigured。 Then Glokta would feel some remorse （and peril） discovering that Frost was his real betrayer。Well written， but I wish things turned out a little less pessimistic。 。。。more
May Silva
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Brilliant book but what in the hell was that ending？
Zahidul
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“I have learned all kinds of things from my many mistakes。 The one thing I never learn is to stop making them。” ― Joe Abercrombie， Last Argument of Kings-Last Argument of Kings -Last Argument of Kings এর শুরুতেই দেখা যায় উইনিয়ন রাজ্যের রাজা Guslav the Fifth মৃতপ্রায় অবস্থায় রয়েছে। তাই তার উত্তরাধিকারী বের করতে রাজ্যের ওপেন কাউন্সিল এবং ক্লোজড কাউন্সিলের বিভিন্ন সভাসদ তাদের বিভিন্ন প্রার্থীর ব্যাপারে নানাভাবে প্রচারনা চালিয়ে আসছে। Sand dan Glokta ও জড়িয়ে পরে এই রাজনৈতিক কূটচালে।এদিকে Loge “I have learned all kinds of things from my many mistakes。 The one thing I never learn is to stop making them。” ― Joe Abercrombie， Last Argument of Kings-Last Argument of Kings -Last Argument of Kings এর শুরুতেই দেখা যায় উইনিয়ন রাজ্যের রাজা Guslav the Fifth মৃতপ্রায় অবস্থায় রয়েছে। তাই তার উত্তরাধিকারী বের করতে রাজ্যের ওপেন কাউন্সিল এবং ক্লোজড কাউন্সিলের বিভিন্ন সভাসদ তাদের বিভিন্ন প্রার্থীর ব্যাপারে নানাভাবে প্রচারনা চালিয়ে আসছে। Sand dan Glokta ও জড়িয়ে পরে এই রাজনৈতিক কূটচালে।এদিকে Logen Ninefingers নর্থে ফিরে আসে সে অঞ্চলের রাজা Bethod এর সাথে বোঝাপড়া করতে। আরেকদিকে Midderland এ Gurkish Empire এর লোকজন আক্রমণ করে বসে ইউনিয়ন রাজ্যের রাজধানী Adua কে। এই যুদ্ধে জয়লাভের জন্য Bayaz ঠিক করে এক ভয়াবহ শক্তির প্রয়োগ করবে। এখন এ সব ঘটনা গুলোর শেষ পরিণতি কি হয় তা জানার জন্য পড়তে হবে লেখক Joe Abercrombie এর The First Law সিরিজের শেষ পর্ব Last Argument of Kings।-Last Argument of Kings লেখক Joe Abercrombie এর The First Law সিরিজের অন্তিম পর্ব। এই বইয়ের আগের দুই পর্ব The Blade Itself এবং Before They Are Hanged এর সব ধরণের প্লট এবং সাব প্লটের মোটামুটি পরিণতি পাওয়া যায় এই গল্পে। আসলে গ্রিমডার্ক ফ্যান্টাসি হিসেবে এই সিরিজের যে ধরণের এন্ডিং ভেবেছিলাম বইটিতে ঠিক সে ধরণেরই এন্ডিং পেয়েছি।-Last Argument of Kings এর অন্যতম শক্তিশালী দিক এর চরিত্রগুলো， বিশেষ করে পুরো সিরিজ জুড়ে Logen Ninefingers এবং Sand dan Glokta এর চরিত্রগুলো যেভাবে লেখা হয়েছে তা আজীবন মনে রাখার মতো। সিরিজের আরেক মূল চরিত্র Jezal dan Luthar এবং পার্শ্ব চরিত্র হিসেবে Ferro， Collem， Dogman， Bayaz， Bethod， Lord Marshal Burr， Arch Lector Sult， Ardee West এদের কথাও উল্লেখ করার মতো। এবারের বইয়ের বিভিন্ন চরিত্রের সংলাপগুলো সিরিজের আগের বইগুলোর মতোই ধারালো।-The First Law ট্রিলজি এর এবারের পর্বে ইউনিয়ন রাজ্যের political turmoil গুলোও বেশ ভালোভাবে তুলে ধরা হয়েছে， সাথে ম্যাজিকের প্রয়োগ ছিল উল্লেখযোগ্য। আগের বইগুলো থেকেই দেখা যায় লেখক অ্যাকশন সিকোয়েন্স লেখায় সিদ্ধহস্ত， এবার তিনি সব দিক থেকে নিজেকে ছাড়িয়ে গিয়েছেন। এ ব্যাপারে বিশেষ করে বলা লাগে Battle of Adua এর কথা， ম্যাজিকাল-নন ম্যাজিকাল সব দিক থেকেই এই যুদ্ধ আমার পড়া যেকোন সিরিজের ফিকশনাল যুদ্ধগুলোর ভেতরে একদম প্রথদিকেই থাকবে， এবং এই যুদ্ধের অংশগুলো যেভাবে বিস্তৃতভাবে লেখা হয়েছে তাতে আমি মোটামুটি মুগ্ধই বলা চলে। -এক কথায়， The First Law ট্রিলজি এর শেষ বই হিসেবে Last Argument of Kings একেবারে পারফেক্ট। যাদের একটু ডার্ক ঘরানার ক্যারেক্টার ড্রিভেন ফ্যান্টাসি ফিকশন পড়তে ভালো লাগে তাদের জন্য পুরো সিরিজটা পড়ার সাজেশন থাকলো। 。。。more
Krzysztof
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Godne zakończenie trylogii， bynajmniej nie z rodzaju tych， że żyli długo i szczęśliwie。 Szczególnie podobało mi się ostatnie kilkadziesiąt stron， satysfakcjonująco domykające wszystkie wątki。 Całość zaspokoiła mój głód sag fantasy， było fajnie， ale na dłuższy czas zdecydowanie wystarczy。
HardLight
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You'll forgive me if I say that this is a hard book to finish as I feel the last 10% of the book is dragging the story on and on without a real need for it。 That really takes the wind out of my sails with it， I was forcing myself to get through after Adua "survived" and the truth was fully revealed （well all we know as of right now）。 As with the previous entries in the First Law trilogy， nothing's easy for the heroes of this story， Logen faces a massive challenge of defeating his greatest enemy You'll forgive me if I say that this is a hard book to finish as I feel the last 10% of the book is dragging the story on and on without a real need for it。 That really takes the wind out of my sails with it， I was forcing myself to get through after Adua "survived" and the truth was fully revealed （well all we know as of right now）。 As with the previous entries in the First Law trilogy， nothing's easy for the heroes of this story， Logen faces a massive challenge of defeating his greatest enemy - （view spoiler）[ manages it and then some while Jezal is made king！ （personally I like his development in this book， his self loathing forces him to be a type of legendary king even if he thinks he's terrible） （hide spoiler）] and a heck of a lot of other stuff goes on too。But like I said at the start， this felt like Abercrombie was stuffing the book full， from the confrontation in the North to the battle in Adua， they don't feel at all connected and are very separated narratively speaking， so much so that I felt after the events at Carleon， it felt rushed and overstuffed。Then of course there's the typical fare of the Grimdark world， "you are NOT going to get a happy ending and you're going to like it you dirty asshole， back to the mud with you！" because yeah， the only one who seems to come out of this smiling is Beyaz and do I have to say I hate this guy now？ Because yeah， I sort of loathe this man with everything in me。The other problem is the lack of answers， we don't know much on magic， the other side， the seed， the Bloody Nine himself， little is explained and little is given。 I know there's further books in this world but。。。yeah I think I'm sort of done。 I'm silently of the opinion that Abercrombie didn't have a serious map out for things in this， the useless journey of the heroes in book 2 was a warning for me and the way this ended， it feels sort of spiteful really for all concerned。And no， it's got nothing to do with the violence or the graphic nature of things， I like that， it's what kept me coming back when I had to put it down for a while。 It just feels like it's being spiteful on purpose if you get me。 。。。more
Rich
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I don't really have a lot to say about this series。 Abercrombie has become one of the faces of modern fantasy and earned plaudits for his realistic characterisation and subversive plotting， but I found these books pretty underwhelming。 Surprisingly it was actually the setting and lore that interested me the most， and unfortunately the mystique surrounding Kanedias and Bayaz wasn't touched upon enough for my liking。 The gritty， low-fantasy approach informs the author's writing to a fault， for bet I don't really have a lot to say about this series。 Abercrombie has become one of the faces of modern fantasy and earned plaudits for his realistic characterisation and subversive plotting， but I found these books pretty underwhelming。 Surprisingly it was actually the setting and lore that interested me the most， and unfortunately the mystique surrounding Kanedias and Bayaz wasn't touched upon enough for my liking。 The gritty， low-fantasy approach informs the author's writing to a fault， for better or worse。The characterisation is lauded by fantasy readers， and in some ways I can understand why。 There's a lot of snappy， grounded dialogue that suits the setting and a couple of characters （Bayaz， Glokta） have some depth and nuance to them。 I also quite liked the decision to go down the 'nobody is capable of change' route， at least for the most part。 Otherwise， I found many of them shallow and repetitive， and increasingly acting as the plot required them to as the story advanced。 Ferro is a rage monster， Jezal is an arrogant jackass， 'nobles bad'， etc。 Logen starts out as a nice change of pace but the Sun-Tzu barbarian act grows tiresome very quickly， to say nothing of the deus-ex machina rubbish associated with him。The writing style was okay。 The author has a talent for dialogue and can keep his narrative voices relatively distinct， but has major issues with clunky description （particularly adjective addiction） that felt more like obligatory chunks to break up dialogue than something to add colour to the scenes。 The action setpieces are a bit better， albeit veering between bland and overwritten。The strongest part of this book is the ending - grappling with the unhappiness that comes with the cyclical nature of humanity was a good choice， and in keeping with the bleak tone of the series。 This book is definitely the best of the trilogy and was rescued somewhat by the ending， but on the whole the writing fell flat for me and I suspect Abercrombie's ceiling isn't a high one。 Perhaps it was the widespread acclaim or the comparisons to Glen Cook and Robert E。 Howard inflating expectations， but I was disappointed and won't be revisiting the author going forward。 。。。more
Cheruv
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Fitting conclusion to the trilogy。 I did not like some turns， but that is because I'm trying to look for the good in people。。。Abercrombie created a dark grey， bleak world， where even the ones you root for are bastards if you think about it。 I'm not all that happy about the ending， but it is still very good。 Abercrombie's characters are the strongest point in this series。 I won't be continuing with the world immediately， but I look forward to further adventures in this world。 I have to work throu Fitting conclusion to the trilogy。 I did not like some turns， but that is because I'm trying to look for the good in people。。。Abercrombie created a dark grey， bleak world， where even the ones you root for are bastards if you think about it。 I'm not all that happy about the ending， but it is still very good。 Abercrombie's characters are the strongest point in this series。 I won't be continuing with the world immediately， but I look forward to further adventures in this world。 I have to work through a couple of things in my mind first。 You have to be realistic about things， say one thing about Joe Abercrombie， say he makes you love and hate the characters he crafted。 。。。more
Glaus
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Думаю， на этой книге мое знакомство с Аберкромби можно считать законченным。
Bernardo Ortega sosa
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ES DIFÍCIL TRISTEZA AL TERMINAR TAN IMPRESIONANTE， PERFECTA， OSCURA， CRUDA TRILOGÍA。 TODOS TODOS LOS PERSONAJES SON TAN CARISMÁTICOS， TAN BIEN DESCRITOS QUE ES DIFÍCIL NO AMARLOS A TODOS。 DEFINITIVAMENTE UNA DE LAS MEJORES TRILOGÍAS QUE HE LEÍDO EN MUCHO TIEMPO ！
Benjamin
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The finale to an amazing trilogy。 Abercrombie had this well planned out， so many twists and turns coming to a nice conclusion。 So many of Abercrombie's story decisions surprised me， but the end of this book throws in so many revelations of the entire series。This does end in a way in which the stories of some characters can go on， some coming full circle。 I am interested in continuing on the next series in this world。This has to be my favorite fantasy series。 I can't say enough。 The characters， a The finale to an amazing trilogy。 Abercrombie had this well planned out， so many twists and turns coming to a nice conclusion。 So many of Abercrombie's story decisions surprised me， but the end of this book throws in so many revelations of the entire series。This does end in a way in which the stories of some characters can go on， some coming full circle。 I am interested in continuing on the next series in this world。This has to be my favorite fantasy series。 I can't say enough。 The characters， action and overall story and continuity of the series was so expertly done。 I can't recommend this enough。 。。。more
Zach
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"Jezal was beginning to doubt that anyone in a position of high authority ever really knew what they were doing。 The best one could hope for was to maintain some shred of an illusion that one might。"Wow。 What a cynical， poignant， incredible conclusion。 The story was fast-paced， the action exciting， the ending both heartbreaking and entirely realistic。 I am eager to read his other books in this world。 Despite how dark it is， I can't look away。 "Jezal was beginning to doubt that anyone in a position of high authority ever really knew what they were doing。 The best one could hope for was to maintain some shred of an illusion that one might。"Wow。 What a cynical， poignant， incredible conclusion。 The story was fast-paced， the action exciting， the ending both heartbreaking and entirely realistic。 I am eager to read his other books in this world。 Despite how dark it is， I can't look away。 。。。more
Nick Beek
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Well-woven and interesting characters but ultimately unsatisfying。
Dávid Novotný
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Story is over， well kind of。 I'm glad that Abercrombie managed to bring almost all lines to conclusion。 There are still some things open， but that's what it makes more believable。 It's not fairy tale with happy ending。 It part of a history of one nation， with some people sacrificing all， and some living from their misery。 Somebody falls， somebody rise。 And everybody has some darkness in himself。 And that's what makes this series great。Although it seemed almost impossible， at the end everything f Story is over， well kind of。 I'm glad that Abercrombie managed to bring almost all lines to conclusion。 There are still some things open， but that's what it makes more believable。 It's not fairy tale with happy ending。 It part of a history of one nation， with some people sacrificing all， and some living from their misery。 Somebody falls， somebody rise。 And everybody has some darkness in himself。 And that's what makes this series great。Although it seemed almost impossible， at the end everything fallen to its places。 Many lines that started in first book were explained。 Without haste but also without unnecessary prolonging。 Pace is just right， to keep you hooked and making you turn every page with expectation。 。。。more
Haukur Jónasson
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Well written for the most part， some entertaining characters， but others could have been cut entirely。 The series overstayed its welcome and many of the threads resolved in unsatisfying ways。
Joe DeGraaf
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 An incredibly depressing book。 The second book in this series left little resolved and more to be wanted。 This book left most everything resolved in a twisted， dark-minded sort of way。 And yet， there was no period at the end of the sentence， if you will。 It was a end to a chapter in a world's narrative that left the world moving much as it had before the beginning， only with more death and suffering to be had by each and every character。 There is a beauty to the way it was written， the exception An incredibly depressing book。 The second book in this series left little resolved and more to be wanted。 This book left most everything resolved in a twisted， dark-minded sort of way。 And yet， there was no period at the end of the sentence， if you will。 It was a end to a chapter in a world's narrative that left the world moving much as it had before the beginning， only with more death and suffering to be had by each and every character。 There is a beauty to the way it was written， the exceptional characters and their personalities， the expansive world and its interplaying forces。 If you are reading for those sorts of things， this is a good series and unique among so many others。 If you are reading for a happy ending or a moment of catharsis， look elsewhere。 。。。more
Ernest
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I’m still struggling to know what I thought of the book – I’m not sure I didn’t like it， but I’m not sure I liked it either…？ The battle scenes remained gripping and the lack of definitive heroes or villains （as one might find in epic/heroic fantasy） is successfully done， yet there was something almost defiant in how the author steadfastly determinedly clung to the book being grimdark。
Jameel Chagpar
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Woaahh what a book and what a trilogy！！ Couldn't put the books down。 Definitely will be rereading this hopefully in the future。The good stuff1） The realistic set of characters: Jezal - an arrogant noble who changes his views as the books progress， Glokta a sardonic sadistic torturer who turns out to be quite the opposite， Logen - previously a death loving monster looking to change， Ferro - an slave who was abused and is looking for vengeance2） Glokta - I have not seen a character quite like him Woaahh what a book and what a trilogy！！ Couldn't put the books down。 Definitely will be rereading this hopefully in the future。The good stuff1） The realistic set of characters: Jezal - an arrogant noble who changes his views as the books progress， Glokta a sardonic sadistic torturer who turns out to be quite the opposite， Logen - previously a death loving monster looking to change， Ferro - an slave who was abused and is looking for vengeance2） Glokta - I have not seen a character quite like him in the books I have read， he is almost like a Tyrion Lannister cunning， loving， slightly more humorous but vile and sadistic at the same time。 3） Evil magical character - this was extremely refreshing， Bayaz turns out out be this oppressive， selfish， proud， manipulative， hypocritic character who cares nothing for the lives and welfare of the people he seems to want to control4） Romance - I personally enjoyed the different types of love in this book， Ferro and Logen both with horrible grow to love each other for what they have been through。 But they can't seem to make it work as each one is afraid of it coming to an end and can't bear the pain of losing the other。 Jezal and Ardee， one way love。 4） The ending - a kind of justice there， not the happily ever but an almost realistic one with some hope for betterThe not so good stuff1） I find it really unfair that Joe Abercrombie used muslim names for Khalul and his people and depicted them as extremists。2） Part of the magic at the end feels very rushed and put together a bit clumsily for my taste。Definitely a book to read at least once in your life 。。。more
Nehir
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Harika bir seri için harika bir sondu。。。 Karakter gelişimleri bakımından incelemek gerekirse: Glokta'nın gelişimi çok güzeldi inanılmaz zevkle okuduğum bu karaktere tahmin ettiğim ama beni çok tatmin eden bir son yazılmıştı。 Logen'ın ve Ferro'nunki ise biraz eksik kalmıştı bu karakterlere bir miktar yazık edildiğini düşünüyorum çok daha iyi olabilirdi o nedenle bir puan düşük vermeyi uygun gördüm。 Mecusların ilki Bayaz ve Jezal karakterlerinin sonu ise on numaraydı。Serinin soru beklenildiği üzer Harika bir seri için harika bir sondu。。。 Karakter gelişimleri bakımından incelemek gerekirse: Glokta'nın gelişimi çok güzeldi inanılmaz zevkle okuduğum bu karaktere tahmin ettiğim ama beni çok tatmin eden bir son yazılmıştı。 Logen'ın ve Ferro'nunki ise biraz eksik kalmıştı bu karakterlere bir miktar yazık edildiğini düşünüyorum çok daha iyi olabilirdi o nedenle bir puan düşük vermeyi uygun gördüm。 Mecusların ilki Bayaz ve Jezal karakterlerinin sonu ise on numaraydı。Serinin soru beklenildiği üzere çok daha karanlık atmosferli ve epikti。 Bazı büyük gelişmeler olmasını umduğum olaylar kısa kesilmişti buna rağmen beklediğim etkiyi gösterdi。 Serinin sonundaki bazı olayları da tahmin ettiğim için beni inanılmaz şaşırtmadı ama tahmin etmiş olmam hiç keyfimi kaçırmadı açıkçası。Joe Abercrombie bu seri ile birlikte en sevdiğim yazarlardan biri oldu。 Epik fantastik seven herkese tavsiye ediyorum。 。。。more
Eve H。
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Bravo！ What an epic conclusion。 I enjoyed every bit of this trilogy。
Fran Lorenzo
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4。5⭐ NO ES POSIBLE QUE ESTO ACABE ASÍ！！
Joylynn
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4。50 out of 5 starsThis book gets points not for the resolution but for the themes and characters。 It reminds me of the TV show Mad Men。 Don Draper wasn't a good man。 Occasionally， he did nice things but he was very selfish。 It was a stylish show about flawed characters。That's my analogy。 If you are reading reviews of this book to see if you should read it too。 Then let me try to help: if you like to read about characters doing things without knowing why they are doing it; if you like action and 4。50 out of 5 starsThis book gets points not for the resolution but for the themes and characters。 It reminds me of the TV show Mad Men。 Don Draper wasn't a good man。 Occasionally， he did nice things but he was very selfish。 It was a stylish show about flawed characters。That's my analogy。 If you are reading reviews of this book to see if you should read it too。 Then let me try to help: if you like to read about characters doing things without knowing why they are doing it; if you like action and good battle scenes; if you like dry humor; then this is the book （and series） for you。I enjoyed the journey and have spent the hours since I finished this book thinking about it。 Which is always a plus in my book。 。。。more
Pedro Fernandez
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The third book， just like the two others， is great; I really liked the story and the character development。 It does leaves some loos ends which might be closed on the next books。The only part I would have liked was there is the point of view from the other side。 Meaning that there's always a type of villain， or army or faction; it would be good to have the point of view from a character from that side。in genral the trilogy was great and will most likely keep reading more books from this author。 The third book， just like the two others， is great; I really liked the story and the character development。 It does leaves some loos ends which might be closed on the next books。The only part I would have liked was there is the point of view from the other side。 Meaning that there's always a type of villain， or army or faction; it would be good to have the point of view from a character from that side。in genral the trilogy was great and will most likely keep reading more books from this author。 。。。more
Kaleb Garner
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Fantastic character work throughout the trilogy！
Cindy Witte
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Loved the series
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