The Trouble With Peace No Spoiler Review

The Trouble With Peace no spoiler review is finally here! The Trouble With Peace is the second installment of the Age of Madness Trilogy, and the 9th book in the First Law universe. I was blown away with the stand out characters, plot and writing quality of The Trouble With Peace and I expand more on why I think Joe Abercrombie is one of the greatest fantasy authors of all time! Enjoy this The Trouble With Peace no spoiler review and like and subscribe!

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[thefantasynuttwork]

Who is your favorite character from the First Law universe!?

[LienesLibrary]

People always groan when I say that you gotta read all the earlier first law books before jumping into The Age of Madness but seriously, you gotta! So glad you binged it 👌

[BackAlleyTANGO]

Totally with you on Red Country! It's my favorite First Law stand-alone, love the Western vibes. Abercrombie really just keeps outdoing himself. <3

[mrsduncanthetall]

Im starting this book tomorrow excited!!! Im going to be so ready for WoC

[thus]

The quality of your content and videos is consistently great my man! Look forward to your channel getting more recognition.

[DillPickls]

Hey James, love your reviews as always! Your analytical mind is unrivalled lol.
P.S. Would like to thank you again for introducing me to The Sword of Kaigen through your review...that book blew my socks off, put them back on, then blew off them off again. Definitely my favourite read of the year (yes I'm calling it a few months early) and I hope more people check it out!

[Auron]

Oooooh, Red Country's your favorite standalone? Mind elaborating? It's just an admittedly very controversial opinion among First Law fans. For me, it's the Heroes, but I think for most people it's Best Served Cold. I just really love how thematically strong the Heroes is. I liked Red Country more than a lot of people I think, though. Definitely not hating.

[benjaminmolina]

Your reviews are always a pleasure to see. Hopefully if my math is right I`ll get it at the end of the month.

[lisa.hennessey]

Just found your channel & am a new subscriber! As a huge fantasy reader and lover, thank you for amazing reviews and insight into each book you read!! Binging your videos now! But, I gotta put off some of the Stormlight Archieve videos as I'm only 600 pages into WoK!! But I'll be back to watch each review after I finish the first 3! Getting ready for book 4 release although I desperately want the US floppy paperback vs the hardcover!

Also, I'm on the last book of the First Law Trilogy! So far I've loved the first 2 and am anticipating how the series will end!!

[kahlbutomacfarland]

Just wanted to say I’m happy to have found your channel via Abercrombie fanboydom. It’s a spoiler free vid so I won’t rant about the books specifically but I will say TWP just knocked BSC off my personal top spot. It’s so cool having come to JA so late (I started a little over a year ago) reading everything really close to each other you can see him grow as a writer and in confidence. Trying new things as the series progresses and then consistently topping those things every iteration.

Good review and video if I may make a suggestion, ever think about making FL theory videos? For whatever reason I don’t think I’ve ever seen any. Which is hilarious by comparison to the glut of theory videos regarding other popular series (ASOIAF especially). Seems like an interesting niche that is ripe for the plucking.

[thatsci-firogue]

I agree, if Book 3 sticks to landing I can see Age of Madness usurping First Law as my favourite fantasy trilogy.
Leo dan Brock is the living embodiment of "listen to your mum" lol
I liked Gunnar a lot in A Little Hatred but he was the least interesting in this for me, still enjoy him though. Of the new POVs Rikke and Orso are tied for my favourite.
Logen Ninefingers was my favourite overall FL character since I read the original trilogy early last year but the more I've read and thought on it, it might be Caul Shivers.
I'm one of those that has Red Country as a least favourite, still really like it, but I can see myself loving it more on a re-read. I still like it more than Sharp Ends which I also really like.

[serezrathewatchful]

This guy .... Knows his shit!!! Also, that book shelve ... I need a close up ;)

[cynthiaholmes]

Just finished the book a few days ago I really enjoyed it this book is one of my favorite books of this year along with best served cold red country and a little hatred 💖💝🤗🤠

[neilwalker]

You should read David Gemmell who wrote like Joe in the 90s and early 2000s with grey characters and plenty of action. he's the granddad of grimdark and Joe plus John Gwynne say he's an inspiration. Try Legend or Waylander by David Gemmell.
Also Joe is fast catching up to David who died 2006 as my fave author.
Could you also do a bookshelf tour?

[YaFeya]

Hey did you listen to any of these audiobooks?? The narrator adds another layer to the complexity, especially for Glokta 👍🏻

[miljak]

I like how you use 'insulting'. I use that word a lot too in my evaluation of entertainment. A lot of insults to our time and intelligence out there -- but Joe Abercrombie's not one of them.

[deanryanmartin]

Best fantasy sequel to date. I gave it 5 stars, I looked for flaws, still it's 5-stars.

[stuart]

Very unpopular but I really don’t like the first law trilogy. Could t get into the characters and the story was lacking and had a poor resolution. That’s coming from a massive asoiaf and faithful and the fallen fan.

[dooshbag]

After Orso being an amazing character and his highs in this second book... I'm ready for the depression in book 3 LOL

[Atomalone]

Hes a favorite of mine too. I describe it as everyman fiction. Like. I read his books and say someday I hope to write something this good, not I'll never write something this good.