trackofwords's review
4.0
A tongue-in-cheek story that borrows heavily, as you might have gathered from the title, from Romeo and Juliet, as a drunk named Bharde tells a tale of forbidden love in the underhive…to save his own skin.
The tone is just the right kind of irreverent, as Kyme gleefully mixes vintage Necromunda with (intentionally) thinly-veiled Romeo and Juliet references in a story that doesn’t take itself too seriously and provides a rare Black Library love story…of sorts.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/02/23/quick-review-scar-crossed-nick-kyme/
The tone is just the right kind of irreverent, as Kyme gleefully mixes vintage Necromunda with (intentionally) thinly-veiled Romeo and Juliet references in a story that doesn’t take itself too seriously and provides a rare Black Library love story…of sorts.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/02/23/quick-review-scar-crossed-nick-kyme/
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