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I'm a good deal farther now, but I'm not done yet. I'll be done after tomorrow. I'm up to Orso and co being on a boat about to run into an interception.

That's certainly true, but there's only so much someone can change in a few months no matter how traumatic those months are. Glokta had years. Then again it's a pretty huge theme of Abercrombie's that while people can change for the better, they're just as likely to end up as nearly the same person as before. It's a hard truth that most people don't like to consider and it's a tough pill to swallow for characters like Jezal.

He lacks Glokta's crotchety humor, but he did show his vicious side in burning all of those Burners.

That little observation about her marrying her father put things in an amusing perspective.

Savine either just got grabbed or was about to get grabbed after her denouncement. I'm on like page 280.

I'm reading the recently released final book in Joe Abercrombie's Age of Madness trilogy: The Wisdom of Crowds. I also listen to audiobooks and I just finished Terminus by Peter Clines and I'm already just about done with A Study in Scarlet (I've never tried Holmes in writing before).