I have to warn you that the story only gets darker in the subsequent books. The burnt city in book one is a prelude of more, and worse, to come. I don't think it revels in its darkness, like some books seem to do, and there is plenty of hope and friendship and quiet heroism to counter the darkness, but it's not a light and happy read. A good one, though, in my opinion.
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Date: 2016-12-06 10:17 am (UTC)