![]() ![]() However, everything was just so well-written and well-executed that I just want to continue reading regardless of knowing the outcome. ![]() Don’t get me wrong, as far as predictability, the story was still highly predictable despite the higher stake no argument from me there. It was more intense, more action-packed without neglecting the crucial and great characterizations, and I highly enjoyed reading the book. Where the first two books were about getting a mission to gain wealth, this book was more of a race against time to save Frey’s own life. Unlike the storytelling structure in the previous two books, The Iron Jackal progressed a bit differently and it’s something I immensely appreciate. ![]() I’m so glad to be proven wrong, The Iron Jackal ended up being the most fun book in the series so far. The Iron Jackal greatly built upon the foundations that have been well-established in the first half of the series.ĭespite having enjoyed the first half of the quartet, I was getting a bit scared that the fun and enjoyment of the series would start to dwindle in the third and penultimate installment of the series. ![]()
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