This book might have made more sense if I'd read the previous trilogy. As it stood, I didn't understand some of the references made to other characters (most likely from the earlier series) and things that were done.
As a start to a new trilogy, I'd say it was a solid three stars. Funny at times, but not a page-turner like some other authors I'm familiar with would put out.
As a start to a new trilogy, I'd say it was a solid three stars. Funny at times, but not a page-turner like some other authors I'm familiar with would put out.
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