Review: One big setup for the ultimate conclusion...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
Second book in The Kings series. From the first page this book grabs you and pulls you in. It's that exiting. I started this on my way to work and was so disappointed when we pulled into the parking lot and I had to put the book down.That being said, had I reviewed this immediately after finishing I would have given it 10 stars. Now that I've had time to think about it I'd still give it the 5 but there were a few things I noticed.You probably already know the plot so I'll just skip to my review. One thing I noticed was that we didn't really learn much about Thane. Don't get me wrong, he's exciting and fun and a great character but there's no real back story for him. I guess there's not much to tell when you're The Phantom King.Siobhan was very accepting. I think this book was more of a setup of the ultimate conclusion of the series rather than a story about Thane and Siobhan.I really love The Kings series and I'm very excited to see where this is going.