Hanged

Before They Are Hanged is the second installment in The First Law trilogy and it takes place directly after the events in the first book, The Blade Itself.

REVIEW: Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie 2008

In fact, Before They Are Hanged is an even better book than the first.

REVIEW: Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie 2008

I'm not usually a fantasy fan, but Before They Are Hanged is one of the rare books that I didn't want to put down and pulled out to read whenever I could.

REVIEW: Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie 2008

With the Guards battalion was the Taken called The Hanged Man.

The Black Company Cook, Glen 1984

Though I was slightly less satisfied with the final volume of the superb "The First Law Trilogy" (Blindman was even more disgruntled by it) than with its two predecessors, especially "Before They Are Hanged", I still highly value Abercrombies 'satirical wit, feel for characterization and utter disregard for what the endings should be like by the genre standards.

The ULTIMATE (and somewhat bloated) Best Of 2008 List [part 7] - THE RoSF LIST 2009

I'm just finishing Before They Are Hanged, excellent series.

INTERVIEW: 10 Questions with Joe Abercrombie 2009

Hey no worries, I really like Pyr books, the first one I purchased was Moorcock and Constantine's Silverheart in hardcover, the latest was Abercrombie's Before They are Hanged.

Adam Roberts Lou Anders 2009

The Hanged Man showed a man dangling by his foot on a wire suspended between two trees.

Rogue Oracle 2011

Before they Are Hanged, Joe Abercrombie - This time, I'm selecting the second book in the series only because it was the one that caught my eye when I was strolling through a bookshop several years ago.

MIND MELD: The Most Memorable SF/F Book Covers 2009

Though I was slightly less satisfied with the final volume of the superb "The First Law Trilogy" (Blindman was even more disgruntled by it) than with its two predecessors, especially "Before They Are Hanged", I still highly value Abercrombies 'satirical wit, feel for characterization and utter disregard for what the endings should be like by the genre standards.

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