cwoac reviewed Ravenor Rogue (Ravenor) by Dan Abnett
If you've read the first two books, you already know you are going to read this.
The closing part of the Ravenor arc, it suffered much less from the literary issues of the previous book and more or less did exactly what you'd want - provide a beach level romp of clashing villains intent on double crossing each other and dashing heroes with their dark secrets that brought the threads of the last two books to some form of closure. While no less complex than the preceeding trilogy, as a whole it lacked the depth of Eisenhorn. 3.5 / 5 books.
The closing part of the Ravenor arc, it suffered much less from the literary issues of the previous book and more or less did exactly what you'd want - provide a beach level romp of clashing villains intent on double crossing each other and dashing heroes with their dark secrets that brought the threads of the last two books to some form of closure. While no less complex than the preceeding trilogy, as a whole it lacked the depth of Eisenhorn. 3.5 / 5 books.
