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Visaukstākais Karš (2014)

by Ian Tregillis(Favorite Author)
4.14 of 5 Votes: 2
languge
English
publisher
Prometejs
series
Milkweed Triptych
review 1: If I could give this book 6 stars, I would. It is even better than the first book, engaging me immediately and keeping the pace up until the end. Unlike the first book, it is also reasonably self-contained, and reading could end there, although there is a book 3, 'Necessary Evil', which I have purchased. A glance at the new book shows the plot and the same characters being developed further. I shall move on to that one, now.
review 2: A great sequel to the first book.The part that stayed with me most was how little Gretta regards human life.She talked a girl in to suicide, so that the girl would be autopsied and then her brain preserved, so that Gretta could take the girls brain in a jar with her as she went into jail. 20 years later she is ready to leave and
... moreuses the jar, with the brain only important in that she knew it would not get thrown away, until she did it so she could use the jar to give a guard liquor. less
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jayjay
Not as dark as the first. I liked it better I think. We finally learn what Gretel has been up to.
Banusik
Brilliant concepts, depressing execution. But I'll still probably go on to book three.
djoonhan
Sequel to Bitter Seeds and equally dark and intriguing.
Ahvie
ERMAGHERD. Read this series.
Kay
Dark and delicious
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