A review by mothreadsbookssometimes
Into the Riverlands by Nghi Vo

4.75

I love the changes in storytelling in each book — book one is told through objects, book two is told as a campfire story (basically), three is told as a conglomerate mess of stories that end up being interconnected, four is more of a story about the abbey itself (with a tiny bit of actual storytelling at the end). 

This one had such different storytelling from the first two books, and I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure I was going to like it in the first half, but they got me in the final act. 

CW: death; violence/injury; kidnapping

"The world is built on who carries what and for who," Chih said, settling the weight more comfortably on their shoulders. "It's not a bad world where we carry presents for people who feed us."