Disquiet Gods by Christopher Ruocchio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There's very little I can say now that doesn't repudiate most of my previous opinions of this series. My initial impression has given way to a deep and profound respect for the directions this has taken, the depth of storytelling, the enjoyment I've stolen from each new twist and turn.

But more than all of that is the respect I have for the constantly unfolding story, the feel of its scope, all the way to the end of the universe and beyond, and back to the core conflict that strives to preserve the Quiet.

What can I even say? So much happens and I've been sucked in for the entire time. Great emotions, fantastic action, depth of worldbuilding that goes well beyond the obvious trappings and namings (my original issue, feeling like a total crib of Dune and some Star Wars and some more) to the point where it has fully come into its own.

Book 6 simply flies.

Extremely enjoyable.



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