The Good the Bad and the Undead

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The flow from chapter to chapter was a bit off in places too, and I think that things would have been better if there had only been that one plot that may have led to some revelations, but not everything that was thrown at us in this book. The DLC missions feature new enemies, some of which are available after the DLC completes in General Missions: I was rather impressed with the writing for Deadpool in this DLC and the story arc itself. It not only alludes to a character hinted to be a significant future player in the very final scenes of the main story, but the ending to Deadpool’s recruitment saga sets the stage for an ongoing future DLC subplot involving vampyres taking advantage of the chaos Lilith is currently causing for their agendas. There’s even some excellent foreshadowing of who the main villain of the next DLC expansion will be at the end of this DLC’s final fight. It’s short and sweet but also surprisingly substantial, as I was able to raise Deadpool’s friendship levels a few times before even finishing it up. I didn’t encounter any game-breaking glitches in the story scenes or while saving this time, which makes me think that the developers patched that particular issue out of at least the PS5 version. Tomato ridiculousness aside, The Good, the Bad, and the Undead brilliantly avoided the book 2 slump that so many series fall prey to. It was another artful combination of humor, action, danger, and flirtation, and BONUS all of this took place within a well-developed and identifiable plot! I know! It so rarely happens that I don't know what to do either!

In honour of the release of Pale Demon, the ninth book in the Hollows series, on the 22rd this month I'm rereading the whole series. Personaje favorito: Ivy. Personaje complejo, necesario en este mundo onda Buffy...funciona casi una mezcla de Angel y Spike. La adoro, Ofensas? (Discriminación de cualquier tipo) ( Ya sea el autor, quien narra la historia, o desde comentarios de personajes secundarios…) Que yo recuerde, ninguna.

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There are twists, many of them. There is tention between our characters & lots of unpredictability, which I liked a lot. Our characters aren't simple, they're complicated and they have problems and they're trying to work through them. I'm glad that this book changed my opinion about Rachel, which I grew to love in this one. In the first book I liked her but didn't quite find her as fascinating as I thought she would be. Ivy is still one hell of a vamp and I adore her and I hate how she's struggling and faces everything on her own. I want her friends to stand up for her, finally! The second adventure of Rachel Morgan and her associates, Ivy (the vamp) an Jenks (the pixie). And yes, this is tied into some events from the first book - but it takes a while for us and Rachel to find that out. If I still had any doubts about The Hollows when I finished the Dead Witch Walking, The Good, the Bad, and the Undead laid them to rest.

The further examination of the characters and the relationships amongst them was really nice. And just the fact that they all make me feel something so deeply (be it appreciation or disgust) is proof how great a job the author did. I was regularly laughing my ass off (for example about Glenn being a secret ketchup addict) but also almost ripping a pillow in two with my bare hands ( I wanted Piscari to die the real death and in the most painful way possible - alas, vamps are seriously overpowered here so Rachel didn't do the kind of damage I wanted her to). There is a witch hunter on the loose. More like a ley-witch hunter and Rachel, Jenks & Ivy (from time to time) help the FIB, along with Glenn (Edden's son) to find out and apprehend the killer. Not surprisingly all eyes turn to Trent and Rachel tries to incriminate him for the killings and watch him going down. Even though their different roles kept them far apart in Game of Thrones, two of Westeros’ most memorable inhabitants are re-teaming to take their adventures to the big screen — only this time with vampire teeth. La historia en cuestión, ¿se adapta correctamente a su género? Totalmente. Mucha "magia", intriga a lo Buffy, amistades a lo Buffy, intereses románticos a lo Buffy, y todo Buffy Buffy Buffy... y lo escribo como un halago, un punto a favor de la serie.De qué trata?: Rachel Morgan (the good?) , se mete en problemas... una vez más. Esta vez investigando crímenes de un posible asesino serial. Heroína que está demasiado convencida de algo, comete varios errores enceguecida por su convencimiento. Narración: ¿Está mal escrito? Está bien escrito. Perfecto para una fantasía urbana. Buenas descripciones, nada complicado. Personaje a jubilar: Jenks. Me hace acordar un poco a la IKO de Marissa Meyer. Por supuesto, lo prefiero mil veces a esa otra cosa pero, aún así, un poco fastidioso. Having learned the location of the dreaded artifact known as the “Magna Corrigo,” the Midnight Suns must hurry to recover it.