391
pages
This
book carried on the fantastic vibes from the first book. I really love how the
characters are separate yet unified, and dangerous but lovable. There are still
some lingering questions about the setup of the world, but they are overall irrelevant
for now. It’s more just curiosity on my part. The level of change and growth in
a lot of the characters was astounding. While five years had gone by, Dalglish
did a really good job of moving them forward in a way that felt authentic. I’m
pretty attached to most of the main characters now, even the new ones. They
each have something fantastic about them that I can’t help but to love.
I liked
this plot significantly more than the previous, which is saying something.
While the last book was about Thren trying to impose his will onto Aaron, this
one focuses on Haern deciding who and what he wants to be. A couple new
characters added impact the dynamic in interesting ways. The way Dalglish
builds up plot arks, the next couple of books should be just as amazing if not
more so.
Rating:
♥♥♥♥♥
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