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A review by aceinit
Full Fathom Five by Max Gladstone
5.0
Spoiler-free mini-review: Max Glastone is now firmly on my list of "pre-order anything with his name on it" authors.
As for the book itself?
Go read "Three Parts Dead."
Then read "Two Serpents Rising."
Then read this book. Just do it. It will be well worth your time.
(And yes, Full Fathom Five stands on its own just fine, despite being part of a series. But you will enjoy it so, so much more if you read books one and two first, because the way some elements and characters are woven between them is just phenomenal.)
Holy "way to bring the world together," Gladstone. Also, the way you snuck the whole prophecy thing in there was the *only* prophecy-as-a-plot-point plot point that I have enjoyed in at least a decade.
Read these books.
Read them.
As for the book itself?
Go read "Three Parts Dead."
Then read "Two Serpents Rising."
Then read this book. Just do it. It will be well worth your time.
(And yes, Full Fathom Five stands on its own just fine, despite being part of a series. But you will enjoy it so, so much more if you read books one and two first, because the way some elements and characters are woven between them is just phenomenal.)
Holy "way to bring the world together," Gladstone. Also, the way you snuck the whole prophecy thing in there was the *only* prophecy-as-a-plot-point plot point that I have enjoyed in at least a decade.
Read these books.
Read them.