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Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Endgames by L.E. Modesitt, Jr.

Modesitt is a philosopher.   He hides it behind his works of fiction but in his works he explores relationships, economic systems, the dangers of power and more.  This book follows up with the Rex of Solidar.   Charyn is a very young Rex who do to assorted tragedies and treacheries ended up as Rex.

The friction between High Holders and Factors is exacerbated by both religious upheaval and labor force problems.  Charyn’s efforts to evoke change seem to penalize everyone, himself included.
Modesitt tends to be wordy but he provides a truly in-depth character study along with philosophic underpinnings for actions and decisions.


This was an enjoyable read.  

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