by Lynn Flewelling
This book was an okay conclusion to what was just an okay series. I felt that there was a lot of unnecessary fluff in every book that only served to bog the story down rather than propel the characters forward, and this book was the most guilty of that. Not that much really happened, even though it ...
Interesting end to the sequence, leaving some questions but enough to wind up the story of Tamir. I have to admit that I too kept thinking of her as Tobin, with Ki. The love between Tamir and Ki has to find it's true shape, is it friendship or something deeper? Also she has to do something about ...
It takes a lot for a book to put real tears in my eyes, but this one did. Especially the epilogue, Arkonial's words. I just...god. I wish I had words for all the things I'm feeling right now, but I just don't. All I can say is that this is such a brilliant, gorgeous story, and I'm so incredibly glad...
Oh my goodness, this had to be one of the most satisfying conclusions to a trilogy that I have ever read. It involved me fist pumping, beaming, reading breathlessly, awwing and you know, the whole spectrum of emotions. It was so so good to see Tamir come into her own as a woman, as a soldier and as ...
I read a lot of fantasy books. With that in mind, this is definitely one that I would recommend to anyone who enjoys them as I do. The premise of this series, while not unique in the overriding premise, is unique in the execution of that premise. The writing is smooth and engaging, drawing you into ...
I must point out that overall I would give the whole series 4-5 stars. I just find this book to be weak.Let me start with what I didn't like. I found it strange that a book that is, in part, about a woman's strength, only has one young woman. While the two older woman, who had larger parts in the...
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