Sequel to Foundryside, set in the same city in which inanimate objects can be "scrived” to somewhat change their structure or state (make a wooden door behave more like stone, or a sword behave like it's moving much faster than it is). In the prior book we learned that this ability was learned from recovered fragments from a long gone civilization of "hierophants” who were masters of it. Here, Sancha and most of the main characters from the prior book have settled into a new life, but learn that someone is attempting to resurrect the original and greatest hierophant, who is likely to destroy their world. As with the first, I enjoyed this book. The world is interesting, the characters relatable, and the action kept the pages turning.

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[–] 2 points 15 hours ago* (1 child)

This book is on my TBR but I keep putting it off because it seems so long and daunting, despite the fact that I enjoyed the first one! I'll have to bump it up to the top of the list.

As always, I appreciate your mini-reviews.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 11 hours ago

    it seems so long and daunting

    Honestly, though it seemed just slightly slow to get started, I ended up plowing though it pretty quickly. It doesn't seem long.

    As always, I appreciate your mini-reviews.

    Awesome, I appreciate you saying so.

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