First ASHES OF HONOR review, and it's a good one!
You guys! Publishers Weekly has reviewed Ashes of Honor!
You can read the full, spoiler-free review by clicking this link, but I wanted to direct you to the following AWESOME quote:
"McGuire applies a hard-boiled mentality and a keen appreciation for mythology to a blend of politics, magic, and romance to make this the most entertaining series installment to date."
AWESOME!
This is the best review of a Toby book I've had from PW since Rosemary and Rue. I am basking. Basking, I tell you.
Glee.
(As a side note, there's a small factual error in the review, which implies that Toby can teleport. She can't teleport. Please don't email either me or Publishers Weekly going "ZOMG ERROR!!!!", because I know about it, and I'd rather not flood legitimate review outlets with fiddly comments. Not that this will actually prevent it, it's just, you know. Polite.)
You can read the full, spoiler-free review by clicking this link, but I wanted to direct you to the following AWESOME quote:
"McGuire applies a hard-boiled mentality and a keen appreciation for mythology to a blend of politics, magic, and romance to make this the most entertaining series installment to date."
AWESOME!
This is the best review of a Toby book I've had from PW since Rosemary and Rue. I am basking. Basking, I tell you.
Glee.
(As a side note, there's a small factual error in the review, which implies that Toby can teleport. She can't teleport. Please don't email either me or Publishers Weekly going "ZOMG ERROR!!!!", because I know about it, and I'd rather not flood legitimate review outlets with fiddly comments. Not that this will actually prevent it, it's just, you know. Polite.)