Incredibly dull read. Most of the book is explaining the imaginary system of magic. Very little character development, only 2 or 3 plot points in the whole story.
Dull
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The more I listen to Travis the more I appreciate the way he performs every character. I know I said he sounded like the writer in the lighthouse on the purge planet in Rick and morty, but I found that I quite like it. He puts so much into each character that I feel like..
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They say the second book in a series is the most difficult. I hope it is true because I had some hope after the first book. The problem is that the author has given the character too much room to grow, emotionally and intellectually. You spend most of the book wondering when the main character..
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