Disquiet Gods

Absolute masterclass. If you enjoyed book 2-3 then you'll 100% love this. It's basically a book baby between the 2. You get a character coming back from book which was awesome and you get the political machinations of book 3. What's not to love?

I enjoyed the addition of Hadrian's daughter, Cassandra. Since becoming a Dad I always get a better relationship from parent/child stories than I would have otherwise since I truly can understand the love that Hadrian feels. I do wish Cassandra would have had more of a part other than Hadrian telling her she can't come with him and Cassandra pleading her way into coming, but I'm sure she'll have an important part in book 7 that I am so ready for!

I enjoyed Ruocchio's chapter about the God in his book and kind of opening your eyes about real life and our relationship with God. Nice bit of Christian psychology for ya.

Favorite books this year so far:
1. Empire of the Damned by Jay Kristoff
2. Disquiet Gods by Christopher Ruocchio
3. The Dragons of Deepwood Fen by Bradley Beaulieu
4. The King Killing Queen by Shawn Speakman
5. Son of the Blacksword by Larry Correia