Robert V S Redick - The Red Wolf Conspiracy

[jstrange1]

I enjoyed The Red Wolf Conspiracy. It's starts off "in progress" and you're wondering what's what: What's the Chathrand? Who's Pazel Pashkendle? Who's Thasha? What's Cpt. Rose's problem? But, as you read on, it become clearer and clearer. Redick's writing avoids the pitfalls that many authors fall into; there's no overly elaborate descriptions or tedious 20 page dialogues. Yet a world is created, mysteries arise, and one can't help going along for the trip. Surprisingly good!

[125sonicboom]

amazing book. is The Rats and the Ruling Sea out yet? ive been looking for it everywhere.

[yflashinglights]

Currently reading this, now the first 3 chapters or so were hard for me to read, but I adapted quickly to his writing style, and the world of te red wolf, but things get smoother, well developed characters, and the conspiracy so far is quite intriguing, what's going on , on the Great Ship, you'll be dying to now, each piece of the puzzle, falls neatly into place, if you liked The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch Pick this up NOW....I'm Midway through, but that's all.