Pheby continues with the tongue in cheek humorous style that made the first two books great. We finally see the inner workings of the Atheistic Crusade and get answers about the crazy metaphysics of his world. The strength here is the world building and the relationships between God and man, life and death, the real and unreal. Creepy cats, philosophical dogs, this book has everything I wanted from a conclusion to the cities of the Weft. I can't wait to see what Pheby writes next.

I absolutely loved this series. The first book, Mordew, pulled me in and I read the second one right after. I had to wait a bit to get to read this one, but it was well worth the wait.
If you are sick and tired of the same old tropes in fantasy, this is for you. So different and interesting. I would love to get inside this authors mind.

this was a strong third entry in the Cities of the Weft series, it had that feel that I enjoyed the overall feel and it worked in this universe. It had that plot that I was looking for and was glad everything that I wanted. The characters were everything that I expected and was engaged with what was happening to this world. I enjoyed how good Alex Pheby wrote this and am excited for more.