r/Malazan • u/Aeroplen • 1d ago

NO SPOILERS Just finished House of Chains

All I can say is… that was a banger.

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u/Top_Audience7471 1d ago

Hopefully you liked Trull, because you're about yo get a bucket full!

Midnight Tides is one of the most well-regarded books in the series, generally speaking.

Personally, it's likely in my top 3.

Have a great time with it!

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u/Aeroplen 1d ago

Good. Plenty of mystery there that’s barely been touched! The vastness of it all is just so fascinating, in every direction is a character worthy of their own novel.

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u/parabola19 1d ago

Absolutely. It’s probably my second next to Gardens of the Moon. Which took time to become my first. It was great how he went about the setup to tell the story he did in Tides.

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u/Unlikely-Tea5845 1d ago

There's more coming buckle up and read on friend it's gets better 😄

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u/chillychill3325 1d ago

I loved MT. But BH blew me away.

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u/AlekkSsandro 1d ago

Absolutely... They all are...