Lords of Destruction

I was actually surprised at this one. It was far better than the first installment. Yes, it still carried some of James Silke's eyewateringly silly similes and analogies, but less of them. Overall, the story was tighter, and the action bigger. And Gath, the titular Death Dealer, is progressing as a character. In fact, all the characters are, so that's fun.

I'm a little worried now, because I'm actually looking forward to the next installment. I hope it keeps the momentum going.