/lit/ - Literature

Finished this earlier today so now I can join the club of anons who recently also finished Disquiet Gods. Solid read and definitely the weirdest of the series so far. I like Cassandra but I'd like to see her do more in book 7 honestly, I'm glad she doesn't come off as a Mary Sue instant badass stereotype that plagues too much fiction these days. I really think the book split stands out extra hard this time around I almost wish I delayed reading this series until it's finished but it is what it is I'll just have to be patient.

I do have a question for anyone else who has read this so far, what exactly is the point of the quiet changing how Hadrian looks? Maybe I missed or forgot something while I was reading but I can't think of a single reason it was done beside maybe to make things more tense following his second resurrection with Cassandra and his crew.