Book: The Assassin’s Blade
Format: Hardcover
Rating: 3 Stars
How I Got It: Purchased
This one was pretty average for me. I definitely liked
the first one better. This one felt more like a character piece, but it’s kind
of short to completely work.
I’ve said before that I’m not the biggest fan of Celaena.
She’s kind of arrogant and then she has moments of being very nice and
sympathetic to those around her. I guess my problem is that I don’t understand
why she feels bad for them-especially at the point in time this novella takes
place. I think the problem is that so much of her past is secretive for story
reasons, so I just don’t get how she became the person she is.
I did like the other “main” character in this story. She
was interesting and very likeable. I think Miss Arrogant-pants could learn from
her. I actually liked her so much that I hope she makes another appearance
either in these novellas or the books in the series proper.
Thanks for reading!
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