I’m glad to know this continues on still, because every time we get to be with previous characters, it just always turns out to be a fun and good time. This does have a different “voice”, signalled by the divergence in cover art, I suppose (I had wondered what was up with that).

It’s got all Gladstone’s hallmarks, though: rich diction, cool setting ideas, and a good plot set at a good pace. If this series proves anything it’s that he is a reliable and consistent voice that also manages to be unique; something all too rare in this genre, ironically.