
The Bathrobe Knight: Volume 3
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Matthew Broadhead
Our hero carries on down the path that has been laid out before him. He must wrestle with the task of leading a new race of Demons and grapple with a madness that threatens to completely consume him - all while working with a bounty on his head and thousands seeking to kill him.
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In BK III we finally get to see Stephanie's plan, the truth about Darwin, and Charles's idea of what he expects Darwin to do. Cass falls into some hard times, Kitchens get upset that Big D might be looking up his precious flower's dress, and several members undergo some dramatic changes that you really do not see coming. Dean amps up this story, but he also lets it slow cook like a nice pig roast. There is a ton of action, and plenty of killing to go around, but he spools out the big picture stuff like you were a fish on a hook and he was just waiting for you to get tired before reeling you into his net.
My only concern is that this book seemed to be lacking one really big stick in your brain moment. For example, in BK I the spoon in the eye incident is something we all laugh about, BK II dealt with what happened with Caisson, the king. Yeah, ther are some great battle scenes, and the council encounter might be equivelent, but it didn't feel so. Nor did the encounter between Charles and Darwin, which was cool, but not a stand out in your mind book, not likie I have come to expect from a master wordsmith like Charles Dean. Did I like the book any less? No. I jest really wanted a gutbusting or heart wrenching moment. Cass's big scene could have fit the bill if things had gone another way, but this was not a wash out. I just got a great book that stayed awesome across the board, that's all.
Broadhead carries this book on his broad shoulders, and as always, does a great job. He is always infusing a scene with emotion, and he plays each character with a different and distinctive voice. My youngest son doesn't think he does female voices very well, and made me swear to say that, but I have no issues wit hhis rendition of the ladies; particularly Stephanie.
This book does not wrap things up, there is still plenty of story to tell, and it is clear that Darwin's journey is far from over, that Stephanie's plans are only just starting to come to fruition, and Cass is slowly becoming aware of everything that is happening around her. I truly anticipate the upcoming events, and trust that the Bacon Lord will keep us on a fun, exciting road as we find out humanity's fate. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.
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And who shall wear the Bathrobe and Crown?
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great
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It is a blast to dive in to this story.
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Interesting Twists
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great book
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What happened
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good bokk
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My favorite so far. Tons of answers and reveals
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awsome
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It can't be easy writing a series, especially when the first was so well done. The character progression / regression seems at times forced and... not quite extreme, but... off. Maybe that was the intention to fit a trope, or maybe that's what the author decided they always were, and was correcting their previous writing.
Either way, a decent book. I'll probably get the next one because I'm drawn into the story line. If you liked the 2nd, probably get this. If you didn't, I don't know why you're reading this review.
Edit: Just realized one of the authors is Charles Dean. If you haven't listened to The Heroic Villain, get that. You'll love it. And the 2nd. You'll love that. And... The authors note on the 3rd explains some things that gives a pass on some things servings hard and not meeting reader expectations on the 3rd book.
All the best, if you're reading this. Sorry about things. Hope you find joy in writing again.
Still good. Character progression/regression so-so
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