Reader’s Note
7 out of 10
Grim, quick, and I called one of the big turns in book two roughly forty pages early. Not saying which turn. Not saying which page either, because you'd count.
by@verity_laneWritten 13 June 2026Read 13 June 2026
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Night Angel reviewed by @commuterfiction
Azoth is apprenticed to a wetboy called Durzo Blint and takes the name Kylar Stern. He works for the guild, then against it. Three books. The third one is mostly a war.5 out of 10@commuterfiction
Night Angel reviewed by @bleakhouse_bex
Wetboys!! They're assassins, but they're called wetboys, and I heard it in my nan's voice every single time, which is either the funniest thing in fantasy or entirely a me problem. Plot's fine. Six.6 out of 10@bleakhouse_bex
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