trying to assimilate that logen's character arc has come to an end and that i'm never going to read about him again i need to sit down.

out of the standalones, i think this is the weakest one. it was good, overall entertaining, but it is true some moments were a bit tedious and i felt the characters were going around in circles. however, this book made me love logen in a way the original first law trilogy couldn't, and this is why this book is still worth-reading. it was bittersweet emotions wise, especially because of the last few pages.

i consider best served cold and the heroes a much more well-developed and structured books, but i'm glad to have read red country because, in a way, it was the ending some of the characters deserved, both already known to the readers and others we have been newly introduced.
it is a closure, as well as a beginning for the stories to come.