Onward through my hate-read of The Sword of Truth series. I get to tell my favorite retail customer asshole story. And I get to talk about my time on Atlas Shrugged II. Also, Goodkind gets tired of his main characters, so he tells a tale of two bad guys who think they are good guys — par for the course for Objectivists. Also, more rape. Because women are THINGS. Sexy leg lamp THINGS.
It’s a Nice Day for a Blood Letting
The very last of the full series of the Nightside books. John Taylor must take one final case. And then one more. I was really digging this despite it going all Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. But the ultimate few chapters were kind of disappointing and the series became a letdown. Only three more series sets to complete the full Simon Green!
The Knights Who Say Ni…ghtside
The almost-kinda penultimate book in the Nightside series. John Taylor finds himself wielding Excalibur, and even though he’s not worthy, he has to stop the impending elf wars. He ends up having to track down King Arthur to restore him to greatness and lead the London Knights into battle to save the world. Green once again starts leaning a little heavier on his other series to get help.
Informational Reads on LifeSpan Development in Counseling
[A joint review of Adulthood by Evie Bentley and Counselling and the Life Course by Léonie Sugarman] These are by far two of the shortest books that I have had to read for school in a long time. Hooray! And they were quite straightforward and easy to get through as well. However, this may be due to the fact that I have previously taken a Lifespan Development course before, so a lot of the information I received was nothing new. More like a refresher. But […]