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Strong sequel that made me squeal with delight

Revisado: 03-31-25

Anything cute and queer already has me. This is no exception. Tobias Begley does it again. My only non-complaint is that it was more setup than payoff for most of the book. This is not bad. It only means I'm even more rabid for book 3 to come out. Can't wait. Performance-wise Neo Cihi was immaculate again. They're a perfect fit for the characters and the world

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Brilliant start to a new series: Das Kapital mit Göttern

Revisado: 02-15-25

This book had everything: magic, great characters, in-depths economic analysis of the inevitable collapse of a futures market... Mimics

In true John Bierce fashion this book incorporated tonnes of real-world scientific and social scientific information. He worked this all into a seamless critique of real world social, economic and moral issues that still reads as a brilliant fantasy novel with subtle and overt nods to his other works. I can't wait for more

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Good but...

Revisado: 02-11-25

Not the worst I've listened to in the genre. Just a little clunky stylistically. The author needs to be more mindful of the anachronisms. They're really jarring and snap me right out of the story.

Otherwise it's fun and light.

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The best kind of emotional whiplash!

Revisado: 02-04-25

I don't think I've gone from laughing to crying to laughing so quickly. Emotional roller-coaster of the best kind!

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As good as usual!

Revisado: 02-02-25

Fun, well-written, satisfying continuation of the story. I'm looking forward to book 5. My only grip is something went weird with the recordong at the end of chapter 26.

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A strong end to the series

Revisado: 01-31-25

Thank you Tobias Begley. This series was something I wish I had had when I was an awkward, introverted, queer teen who loved magic. And though I'm now an awkward, introverted, queer adult who still loves magic, this series has become very special to me. I can't wait to see what else you write going forward.

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Redundant writing is redundant

Revisado: 01-25-25

The story is... fine (although the narrative feels a little shallow and disjointed in places). My main gripe is with the general writing style. Lots of redundant and repetitive words in sentences making it redundant and repetitive and also redundant (I am aware of what I did here).

Tess Irondale is the major redeeming factor here. Her narration got me as far as I got.

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Fun, cute, and gay!

Revisado: 01-09-25

Need I say more? Okay, yes, fine (I'm being told there's a minimum word count). Steamy at points too 😜

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Speechless

Revisado: 12-27-24

Brilliant as usual. Slow slice-of-life beginning followed by some good epic magic-fueled action, topped by one of the most cliffhanger-iest cliffhangers I've come across in the genre.

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The joy these books bring me!

Revisado: 09-19-24

I think Tobias Begley is in my top 5 fantasy authors of all time. Every book is a success. This one is no exception.

The main relationship is drama-free, the characters are endearing, and everything is as queer as can be (in the best possible ways, naturally). I can't wait to see what else Tobias Begley does in concluding Evan's story and what else he has planned for this world and others.

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