As soon as one side has a battle victory, the next day’s victory is claimed by the other side. It’s pretty straightforward, The Union is pitted against the Northmen, and neither side has much of a clear advantage. This book had fewer plot threads than the first trilogy, or at least it felt that way to me.
Black Dow is King of the North now, and he’s not any more of a peaceful leader than his predecessor was, he’s waging war against the Union and it’s proving to be a tough fight. More war, such is life in the First Law world, this one has some crossover characters from some of the other books. If you haven’t read First Law trilogy yet, I’d absolutely say start there. Please forgive names that are spelled wrong. I burned through this one on the audiobook version – and didn’t take notes. I don’t know what I’m going to do with myself when I finish all of the stand alones, which is coming up fast. I can’t get enough of this series, it’s a problem.
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