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J.L. Sutton said: ""Well said Simulacrum #2, well said."

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"Well said Simulacrum #2, well said."

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Yet again, in Domagoj Kurmaić's Mother of Learning, Arc 3, Zorian takes up different tactics to both escape the time loop and save his world. The nature of the world and the time loop make his learning all the more urgent. We have more flushed out characters, some of whom had only been alluded to previously and some who didn't have substantial roles in previous time loops. The mix of familiar faces with 'new' characters worked really well. This is especially true of Zorian's relationship with his famous explorer brother.

With the expansion of Zorian's abilities, we also have a satisfying expansion of the world. Like the previous two books, the ending felt abrupt. That can be excused in the first two books because the action just continued where things left off in the next. Here, however, I felt more was needed since this book ends the series. Still, I hope this is not the end of either Zorian or the world that Kurmaić has built. I really enjoyed this series and want more!

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