But things don’t quite happen how Vivenna and Siri expect. And the one who thought she was off the hook ends up in a Hallandren palace and there are those who would prefer a war to peace and both Gods and suspicious strangers are plotting to an unknown end.
It’s a lot, this book. A LOT of world building to sort out, a LOT of fantastical history to process and a crazy intricate magical framework. But I LIKED that! The ideas of “colors” and “breaths” and “heightening” were interesting to me. I even found myself invested in how it would all sort out. While I really only read this because it is one of my son's favorite books of all time and he wanted me to try at least ONE Sanderson book, I'm not sorry I give this my time. For me, the dialogue is a bit too cheesy and repetitive but I cannot deny that the world of Warbreaker is a wide one.
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I keep thinking I should at least try Sanderson, since he's so popular, but I never know where to begin, and I don't really want to start a long series! I see on Goodreads that this one has a sequel that hasn't been written yet: is there a cliffhanger or does it have a decent ending?
Decent ending! I don’t need more but I am glad that now I can say I’ve read one of his :)
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