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A review by kitvaria_sarene
A Matter of Execution by Nicholas Atwater, Olivia Atwater
5.0
A Matter of Execution by Nicholas and Olivia Atwater was one fantastic read!
If you want some swashbuckling fantasy, that's full of charm, adventure, a diverse cast, fun and plenty of banter, this is plain gold.
I adored the main character, who is a pirate captain who really cares for his crew. Oh and he's a goblin...
There's a very strong found family in here. A teenage girl who loves books and stealing things, a disabled crew mate, so it's just normal that everyone has learned sign language, a big man who would rather use his giant hands to heal than harm, a former lady of high standing, and others, who just trust each other unconditionally.
I loved how the tropes were often intentionally turned upside down, which made it both familiar and unique.
This gem of a novella is somewhere between cosy and adventurous, and was just pure joy to read from the first to the last page!
If you want some swashbuckling fantasy, that's full of charm, adventure, a diverse cast, fun and plenty of banter, this is plain gold.
I adored the main character, who is a pirate captain who really cares for his crew. Oh and he's a goblin...
There's a very strong found family in here. A teenage girl who loves books and stealing things, a disabled crew mate, so it's just normal that everyone has learned sign language, a big man who would rather use his giant hands to heal than harm, a former lady of high standing, and others, who just trust each other unconditionally.
I loved how the tropes were often intentionally turned upside down, which made it both familiar and unique.
This gem of a novella is somewhere between cosy and adventurous, and was just pure joy to read from the first to the last page!