Expanse
Unbound, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Travis Baldree
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By:
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Nicoli Gonnella
Archon laid low. Power claimed. A new Lord rises.
Felix has established a Stronghold within the Foglands, now called the Territory of Nagast—just as he is now called Autarch. It is a title he cannot help but claim as Felix sets about securing his new base of operations. Defenses must be managed, benefits enjoyed, and his followers set to explore their new land. Finally, things are looking up.
Yet dreams trouble Felix’s sleep. Dreams of fire and sand, wind and undeath. Of crimson armor and golden blades marching across scorched deserts half a Continent away. Among it all, constant and insistent, is need and fear in terrible measure as a figure fights for their very life.
A familiar face—another Unbound.
And he needs Felix’s help.
©2023 Nicoli Gonnella (P)2023 Mountaindale PressContinue the series
Superb Continuation of the story
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Not even finished and I just had to review it
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MINOR SPOILER ALERT
Many decisions and actions are just stupid and out of character, like when Felix suddenly has an aversion to killing his enemies.
Or the conflict between Felix's alleys that feels forced (they act like children, "normal" people wouldn't behave like this)
Or when Felix fights some enemies in a small enclosed space and suddenly one enemy is just gone, then Pit force switches place with Felix, even though there is no reason to do so, and (who would have thought) a moment later when the enemy reappears (still no idea how it was able to disappear in the first place) Pit can't really fight it because he is still in a small enclosed space, so Felix wants to switch back, but he can't because apparently both he and Pit need to agree to switch, so how tf was Pit able to force the switch earlier??? And why even do this whole switching bit if it was clear (and it was) that Pit wouldn't be able to fight like this.
This book is just full of annoying inconsistencies, and it makes me (very) mad, so one star it is.
I kinda hate it.
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