Here is a book review for “On a Throne of Lies” by Eric Ugland, the 10th book in The Bad Guys series:
Title: A Triumphant Return to Glaton Filled with Political Intrigue, Battles, and Romance
In “On a Throne of Lies,” the 10th installment of Eric Ugland’s The Bad Guys series, Clyde Hatchett finally returns to Glaton, the place he considers home despite his new body and face. However, his homecoming is far from peaceful, as he finds himself embroiled in the city’s political upheaval, gang violence, and monstrous threats.
Ugland’s writing continues to shine, effortlessly blending political intrigue, intense battles, and a touch of romance. The pacing is spot-on, with each chapter delivering new twists and turns that keep readers engaged and eager for more. Ugland’s ability to balance the various elements of the story is particularly noteworthy, ensuring that no single aspect overshadows the others.
Clyde’s character development remains a highlight of the series, as he grapples with his newfound responsibilities and the expectations placed upon him by the people of Old Town. His internal struggle to define his relationship with Nadya adds an extra layer of depth and complexity to his character, making him feel more human and relatable than ever.
The supporting cast is equally well-drawn, with both familiar faces and new additions contributing to the richness of the story. The interactions between characters are a delight to read, filled with witty banter, emotional depth, and the occasional romantic spark.
One of the strengths of “On a Throne of Lies” is the way it delves into the political machinations of Glaton, with various noble factions vying for the throne. Ugland does an excellent job of making these power struggles feel both high-stakes and deeply personal, as Clyde navigates the treacherous waters of Glaton’s elite.
The action sequences are another standout, with Ugland’s vivid descriptions bringing the battles to life in all their grotesque glory. From spell-slinging to stabby-stabby, the combat is both thrilling and visceral, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.
For fans of the series, the cameo appearance of a certain overpowered tank-warrior is sure to be a treat, adding an extra layer of excitement and nostalgia to the story.
Overall, “On a Throne of Lies” is a triumphant return to the world of Glaton, delivering everything fans have come to love about The Bad Guys series: political intrigue, intense battles, compelling characters, and a touch of romance. If you’ve been following Clyde’s adventures, this book is a must-read.
Rating: 4.5 / 5 stars
I’d love to hear from other readers in the Tokybook community. Have you been keeping up with The Bad Guys series? What did you think of Clyde’s return to Glaton and the new challenges he faced? Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments below!
