Witch: Doppelganger Book Two
Oct. 16th, 2021 04:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alobearI finally got around to listening to the second in this series by Marie Brennan, whom I know and love from the Lady Trent dragon books.
This is the sequel to Warrior, and carries on pretty much straight from the end of the first book, with the newly formed protagonist trying to find her place in the world, amidst a fracturing witch society. It's a very interesting continuation from the previous book, with a lot more exploration of what happens when the basic tenets of a society/organisation are challenged and proved false.
I like the characters, the world is fascinating, and there's an exciting plot that gallops along at quite a pace. This was a great conclusion to this duology.
This is the sequel to Warrior, and carries on pretty much straight from the end of the first book, with the newly formed protagonist trying to find her place in the world, amidst a fracturing witch society. It's a very interesting continuation from the previous book, with a lot more exploration of what happens when the basic tenets of a society/organisation are challenged and proved false.
I like the characters, the world is fascinating, and there's an exciting plot that gallops along at quite a pace. This was a great conclusion to this duology.
