Lanky Livingston
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Nope. The propensity for any character you might vaguely like to be offed at any random point in the story. By the end of Book 2 I was no longer enjoying the series.
Now, I am not one of those who thinks all major characters should live on to "happily ever after" either. You need a real sense that anyone can die for the story to have much in the way of suspense but you don't have to kill off major characters every 5 or 6 chapters to make that point.
Interesting...I loved the books. Obviously killing off my favorite characters really bothered me, but he artfully makes it so that while you lose one, you find yourself rooting for another one (even an "evil" one) without even realizing it.




