Out to recruit more brigands for their heist, Stilian Desault and Veina arrive at the Barren Halls prison. They've come with a box full of stolen gold to buy a good man his freedom. But the trouble with smart people making dodgy deals is, you won't settle for less but you might still get more than you bargained for. There's new management in-charge of Barren Halls and they're not about to let anyone go free.
The storyline moves better than you might expect and overall is an enjoyable book. I wouldn't even say that I hope this series does well, because it's filled with so much you'd want from a title – intriguing story, something different than what's out there, steady pace, intelligent writing, art that defines the series – I can't see how it can get better. But alas, poor Yorick, I thought the same thing after reading last month's premiere and I was proven wrong. It's getting bigger, better, and bolder. Bring on the BRIGANDS! Read Full Review
Going into the second issue I was looking for something to get me more into it, especially being a heist kind of tale. Nothing yet and I'm not sure that there will be in any future releases. Still hard to say, but I'm even more loosely on the fence and at risk of falling off into the no pretty soon. Read Full Review
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