![]() ![]() With Sniegoski it is sloppy and serves to make me ask why we are getting so-and-so’s POV right now. Sure this can be done well: GRRM for example his PsOV are consistent and thorough and add dimension to the plot(s). When writers shift POV without consistency, to me it indicates uncertainty with the major POV character telling the story. Yes, we even get Gabriel’s (the dog’s) POV. more e had their POV represented, sometimes for as little as a page and a half. All of the major and most of the minor characters hav. More than once I felt the writer could not write up to even his own expectations.Second, the inconsistent points of view were annoying. The problem is that the writing is flat, as if the writer writes through them as if they were part of the action. In these two books, Sniegoski has some pretty big revelations. With that said, there are numerous issues that affected my reading and rating of this book.First, writers who conceive of their stories over an arc of books are careful not to divulge too much too soon. ![]() ![]() Overall, I think Aerie was better than Reckoning. This edition collects the third and fourth books of the series. Review 1: I like stories about religious mythology, and this one delivers with a focus on angelology. ![]()
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