Review: It's a Small WOrld, After All
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
E-Galley provided by author for review on my blog from which this is adapted.  No remuneration was exchanged and all opinions presented herein are my own except as noted.IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALLThis book is perfectly paced; it drew me in from page one and kept me awake lo-o-o-o-ng past my bedtime.Victoria's writing style is different, occasionally more of a storyteller style. I've watched it smooth out more and more and become more professional. I have really come to like Victoria's exuberant voice. She writes without creative restraint; like someone who has quelled all the "you can't do that" voices in her head.These books MUST be read in series order to be properly understood and enjoyed.Personally, I was pissed off that Victoria killed off Sol in the last book -- me feeling an emotion of any kind while I read is important because I read so much and there's rarely anything interesting enough in a character to make me give a hoot. That's why when I care I take note.Any review of a volume in this series is a review of the whole series.  They are that interlaced. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the KNIGHTS OF THE BLACK SWAN and SOLOMON'S SIEVE.