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james_desantis 's review for:
Wayward, Volume 4: Threads and Portents
by Jim Zub
Another solid adventure.
This time we get more background on who Rori's father is. This fills in the gaps on why she can do what she can do but also helps build a grand world of magic and demons. Then we get little time with our other heroes, and they aren't doing too hot. Last but not least this adventure ends on a sad note as one of our main characters bites the dust.
The brisk pace and solid to fun dialogue makes this a easy read. It helps that the world is colorful and so are the characters. I enjoyed moments a lot, and some great fights, with a near perfect death. However, the backstory got boring at points and some of the dialogue can still be cringe at times. saying that, it's enjoyable, probably the best book in the series so far. 3.5 out of 5.
This time we get more background on who Rori's father is. This fills in the gaps on why she can do what she can do but also helps build a grand world of magic and demons. Then we get little time with our other heroes, and they aren't doing too hot. Last but not least this adventure ends on a sad note as one of our main characters bites the dust.
The brisk pace and solid to fun dialogue makes this a easy read. It helps that the world is colorful and so are the characters. I enjoyed moments a lot, and some great fights, with a near perfect death. However, the backstory got boring at points and some of the dialogue can still be cringe at times. saying that, it's enjoyable, probably the best book in the series so far. 3.5 out of 5.