Mostly Reviews: Strength of a Giant by Tony Passarelli

Jan 26, 2012

Strength of a Giant by Tony Passarelli

This is more of a 2.5 but I didn't want to give it two stars.

This wasn't really for me. It was a bit confusing and it took me quite some time to finish considering it's not that big, it's actually pretty small. It's a shame I didn't enjoy it that much, cause I really liked Passarelli's other short story Nash of the Thieves' Guild. This is why I don't really want to say anything negative about it. I am now waiting for more on Nash's story, of which I am a fan.

★★★☆☆

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