
Queen of Kats
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Narrated by:
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Tim Campbell
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By:
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John G. Hartness
It should have been so simple....
Remarin is a thief. He was hired to steal a gem. No big deal, right? Yeah, right. He stole the gem, then everything went sideways, and now he's running for his life across rooftops, through sewers, and all over the godsforsaken world trying not to get dead.
And who is this kid, Kit, anyway?
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Great story
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The writing was clunky, especially for Rimoryn, who is often the smartest person in the room, explaining how they’re walking into a trap (and how he’s going to turn the tables), or how they’re going to sneak in or do xyz. Rimoryn also conveniently runs into old friends/enemies in virtually every scene: walking thru a sewer, invading a kingdom, etc and he always bumps into someone that he’s got history with.
Both the good and bad guys tend to be caricatures, which would have worked better if the author had leaned further into humor. Rimoryn’s shortness was begging for a Snake Pliskin ‘I thought you’d be taller’ riff, yet his stature didn’t signify after the first chapter. Characters appear only long enough to be sacrificed for the plot. Unfortunately, the plot is all over the place. The ‘heist gone wrong’ story devolves into royal politics, and even an awkward romance- and that just wasn’t the book I signed up for.
I much preferred the author’s Quincy Harker series, which was better on all fronts.
If there was a book 2, I wouldn’t be moving on.
Only gives broad strokes, so not very satisfying
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