Following the events of Rise of the Tomb Raider, Lara Croft's life gets more complicated. Lara thought she was on a simple mission to find her missing friend Sam, but after an encounter with the Order of Trinity, she realizes that things aren't quite so simple. Haunted by her memories of Yamatai, Lara is determined to rescue her friend, whatever the cost. But the specter of Himiko the Sun Queen looms large in Sam's life and threatens to consume her completely!
The story and dialogue is all good. I will admit that I'm not at all current on this book, but this book has made me more motivated to go back and read what came before. I'll say that even if I wasn't a fan of the games, this book is fun and exciting enough for me to be interested in. It's nothing groundbreaking, but a good adventure book with a brave heroine is always fun to me. Read Full Review
At this stage of the series I can see myself getting to the end of this arc just to see what's going on with Sam, one of the few characters I like, and how it all wraps up. I'm curious to see if the Trinity side is made clearer along the way or if it all just connects better with a bit more time. With this issue we do get some useful pieces but it lacks something really cohesive to bring it all together. The draw is with what Sevy does with the action side as it's engaging and fun and leaves you wanting more of it since it's definitely working better than the actual story and plot points. Read Full Review
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