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I’m about 30% into The Sword of the Lictor. It’s the shortest book of the series and it’s moving along quicker than the other books. Oh, and it has monsters!
Finished The Sword of the Lictor. It's the shortest book, and a little more accessible than the first two, a little more action, a little less philosophizing, so it moves along more quickly. So far the best of the series for me.

Good for you all for continuing. I probably won't, at this point I would have to read the first one over and I didn't love it that much.
does anybody have a good website for summaries of books in any series? Or of any books? With series, I forget before the next book comes out, and I usually quit 4 or 5 books in. It would be helpful to be able to read "The road so far . . . " (For those of you who don't know, this is a Supernatural reference)
does anybody have a good website for summaries of books in any series? Or of any books? With series, I forget before the next book comes out, and I usually quit 4 or 5 books in. It would be helpful to be able to read "The road so far . . . " (For those of you who don't know, this is a Supernatural reference)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cla...
Stephen wrote: "Before I started The Sword of the Lictor, I found a useful plot summary of the previous volume (The Claw of the Conciliator) in the Wikipedia entry on the novel.
https://en.wikipedia..."
I would never have thought of Wikipedia, but I bet there are lots there. Thanks!
https://en.wikipedia..."
I would never have thought of Wikipedia, but I bet there are lots there. Thanks!