antoniopoe

The moment you touch the book, you touch the coiled snake. That itself was great. You are reminded bits and pieces of what you read in the first part, that's better. The secret was as many said kind of predictable, esp. once you reach the middle. But, that isn't a drawback, since the explanation of the secret is yet, well, a secret. Pacy and fast. However, the first book had me actually visualizing scenes, even after I had completed the book. I dreamed and thought about it. It refused to leave my imagination. This book failed in these departments, the flow of scenes is how most authors would have done, which maybe is why it didn't have the "high" of the first book. But still, from a story/mythology point of view, its still going great guns. Hope the third continues this and gets back the "zing" of the first.

2020-08-26 06:22