by Faith Hunter
This is the third and some say, final book in the series and I still have trouble with the world building. It's so complex and religious that it just can't hold my attention long enough to figure out the dynamics. After reading Seraphs (the second book), I had this thought "I enjoyed Bloodring but ...
It was a great trilogy. The blend of post-apocolyptic fantasy and christian scriptures. The battles were epic. The loose ends were tied quickly, which there was another book. Seems the author is inquiring of fans wants another Thorn St Croix.
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Hahahahahahahaha! Thorn gets a new buddy in Host. This one was sent from her former home, the New Orleans Enclave. Yes, the one that threw her out in the first place. Cheran Jones is a prissy and arrogant metal mage whose duty is to instruct Thorn in the arts of diplomacy. Apparently she's not polis...
Out of the 3 Rogue Mage books, this was almost as good as the second one and definately better than the first book. I had hoped for more closure but now I'm praying that Faith will write more books in this series. Having studied Revelations made this series even more fun to read for me!
Warning: This review contains massive spoilers. I reveal the end of the book.In many ways this book fell into familiar patterns. Darkness attacks, Thorn and Co. beat it only to have an even worse Darkness rise up.The book also suffers the "everyone is in love with the protagonist, who is in love w...
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