To Fire Called by Nathan Lowell
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Still enjoyable, but frankly not as enjoyable as the previous volumes. We're out in the boonies making creds and hunting down some vital information. That being said, our intrepid Ishmael is kinda out of his depths and I frankly don't like to see him that way.
He's always been one to take careful preparation, cover all his bases, dot all his I's. So this little jump off into ignorance kinda grated on me.
It all worked out pretty well, all told, but my confidence porn got pummeled a bit. Alas.
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Monday, November 21, 2022
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