Status Updates From The Inheritance Trilogy (In...

I am SO IN LOVE with the second book in the trilogy, "The Broken Kingdoms."

Finished the first of the trilogy. Loving it!

Book 3 done! Review on the individual book's page.

This book... is like crack. The mysterious writing style, the Gods, the odd characters, everything is just so wonderful and tragically so. The way N.K. Jeminsin writes is just so appealing to me that she's becoming a fav.

I'm really digging this so far ! ! !

Book 2 done. Will review tomorrow, on the listing for the individual book.

This is good so far. The idea is really neat, ahhh. : )

And I'm really digging the writing style.

Book 1 done. Review on the book itself, not here.

I want to hide somewhere and read this entire trilogy in a single sitting

Ok so this is an omnibus of the entire series... Going to mark progress on this volume but also mark each individual book as read for Reading Challenge reasons and also so I can rate each individually. Loving it so far though.

Finding it interesting that this third book is told from Sieh's perspective.

I don't think Sieh will beat Oree, with her unique point of view, as my favourite protagonist of this trilogy, but so far, the third book is very engaging.

Completed The Broken Kingdom

Muito interessante esse livro, principalmente a escrita. É como se estivesse sentada na frente de uma fogueira ouvindo a protagonista contando a estória. Só gostaria que a mitologia fosse um pouco menos complicada...

Completed The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms

This is one of the weirdest fantasy books I've read in the most wonderful ways.

"Nothing is more dangerous than fearful people with a fresh taste of power."

Whatever misgivings I had about the first book, this is a damn fine trilogy as a whole, and I really enjoy the second book.

I survived book 3. And now I'm reading the novella. It's endearing and infuriating and funny and sad to hear Naha sound so much like Sieh.

Oh no. I can't read this. T_T
Also I have a stupid meeting and I'm crying.

I'm so sorry. After more than a thousand pages, I've love them and hated them and loved them again. They may be idiots but they are *my* idiots. T_T

I know I sort of wished this, at some point. But I didn't mean it. :(

"Would that things could have ended there."
Probably my most hated words in fiction because they always mean this will hurt.

"Nahadoth, however, smiled." *dies*

Well, well, well... speaking of my favorite pain in the neck xp

I want Nahadoth to leave the past behind. He is the god of change. And this quarrel has been unchanged for so long...

I'm more than intrigued about Ahad and Glee.

Well, since everyone here is obviously crazy...I don't even know what to say anymore.

I loved Naha on book 1. Yet he keeps hurting people I like, or trying to, or threatening to, and to my surprise I find that lately all I want is for someone to punch him in the face. -_-

Well, I am glad she said out loud everything I've been thinking. *And* he listened. It's a miracle. -.-

Getting drunk, picking fights, talking smack... I hope he realizes at some point it is the total opposite of growing up. 8)