The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound 7 by Noret Flood
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Any book that can keep me up all night wanting to know what happens next is obviously going to be a cherished one. And that's what happened to me with this.

I really enjoyed the progression and the whole "as above, so below" structure to this one. The soul skill, indeed, a whole world-building AS a narrative conceit and source of character power is pretty awesome to behold. And not only do we get to visit as a god, but all changes work both ways, changing yourself.

If that wasn't enough, the full, bright story of the world of Tellus comes to a head, complete with the Calamity and resolution. Nobody comes out of it unscathed.

Very neat novel. Humble beginnings for the series, but this one really made it stand out.

My synesthesia tasted a wholesome ham on rye with really spicy mustard, oddly enough--with a dose of blood in the air.


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