Saturday, March 26, 2022

Serpentlord (Rise to Omniscience, #9)Serpentlord by Aaron Oster
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sometimes, there are days where I really wish I could take DragonBall Z or a couple of the Final Fantasy games near the end of their awesomely cataclysmic final world-destroying battles, or Superman’s fights with truly big bads, and convert them into long novels designed to give us nothing but battle. Continent-crushing, soul-burning, Spirit-Bomb absolute destruction.

And then someone like Oster gives me my heart’s desire. :)



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