Dishonored: The Veiled Terror

It didnt really feel like the dishonored that I played from the games. It felt like it was trying to be different but for no real good reason. Time travel is always a headache so I normally hate stories that incoperate it, because normally it is never handled well and I think the way this book handled it was a bit cliche and cringe. They don't give a proper satisfying explanation why the void shadow isn't able to change time. Just that future Billie stops it from Crystalizing or changes everything after the shadow performs its changes and apparently if given the twin blade it can change time. It just sounds a bit ridiculous. I did like getting to know a little more about Morley and learning a little about its politics. The Martha Cotting thing felt very lazy.

I'm a huge fan of the games, and turned to the books after completing "Death of the Outsider" game. I don't read much but I sure as hell enjoyed reading this, it was like a movie in my head. Not 5 stars just because I read quite a few "ex-machina" moments and it tore me away from the immersion.