Status Updates From A Reverie Tale: Borderlands...

92% is a bit far into the book is a bit far to be dropping a new character perspective and a new mystery, but it seems the Grims are on 1-on-1 communication with Nin, the Fate-appointed weapon of the demons.

Some of the measures agains Hate sound a bit 1984. Also, the whole “abide by the laws and you’ll be certain you’re following Fate” sounds dodgy. Politically, I mean. If nobody knows exactly what Fate decides then how can the laws follow her decisions? And there’s a very clear loophole for the lawmakers to pretty much enslave the populations, which I suspect might be the point.

Lilly-Anne and Charlotte have the same birthday. There are no coincidences in books, especially those that aspire to be trilogies.

The book is written from different characters’ perspectives. Some of the characters seem quite pointless and some are introduced very late in the book, almost as if the writer didn’t know how to tell this part of the story, so threw us into the mind of a new character to get through it.

This Orle character has finally been named. I’m confused, was this ever a mystery to begin with? There were signposts all over that pointed him out long ago.