A review by awritingsparrow
Reeve of Veils by A.K. Faulkner
4.0
It's interesting to see the thought processes behind Freddy's own motivations, because even in Prince of Flames it was pretty clear that they didn't fully align with Laurance and Quentin's goals.
Also... as much as I feel sympathy for Mikey... I still really just hate him. Honestly I get there are supposed to be parallels between his relationship and Laurance's with Quentin. But Mikey still did some very bad things that kinda just get rugsweapt a little.
Overall this book has a more morally gray tone than the pervious books that I haven't ever really scene or read before. And I really enjoy that.
Also... as much as I feel sympathy for Mikey... I still really just hate him. Honestly I get there are supposed to be parallels between his relationship and Laurance's with Quentin. But Mikey still did some very bad things that kinda just get rugsweapt a little.
Overall this book has a more morally gray tone than the pervious books that I haven't ever really scene or read before. And I really enjoy that.