[Dragaera] Chreotha (the book)

[Ken Koester]

Jon_Lincicum at stream.com wrote:

>Sure, there's a Jhereg *in* /Jhereg/, and a Yendi *in* /Yendi/, and there 
>are superficial nods in the direction of the houses, but they don't really 
>explore the character of the Houses to the extent that, say, /Dragon/ 
>looks at Dragonlords in general, or /Issola/ talks about Issola.
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Well, we do learn a fair amount about House Jhereg, not to mention 
Dragon-Jhereg wars.  And the main action of the book is "work".  I'd say 
it's a pretty strong association, myself.

Snarkhunter