I really loved this novella. Hadrian as a narrator is very intriguing to me and this story greatly expands on his (anti)development since Howling Dark. Ruocchio’s growth as a writer is also on full display here.
“That what is right and just is often difficult to see and more difficult to know does no
“That what is right and just is often difficult to see and more difficult to know does no
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