Review: Great Conclusion
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2013
I was really looking forward to this book as Radin was always my favorite and I couldn't wait for him to return. This was a fantastic conclusion to the series! The raedjour as a people are dying. They've lost so much since their goddess left when Radin was trapped in the void. This finale answered a lot of questions and took the story in a direction I hadn't been anticipating.But first, can I just say, Eyrhaen was a horrible, narcissistic, egotistic BRAT of the highest order. I realize she was the first female raedjour born, EVER, but you'd think her parents could have done a little disciplining at some point in time. She was so horrid for most of the book that even when she started to come around and actually have a conscience I just could never completely warm up to her. Her three closest friends she tortured and treated like pets. That is not a princess in my mind!!Nialdlyn was back and in a somewhat surprising role. Having spent the past more than two decades with the raedjour she is a valuable part of their city and their people. It's absolutely no wonder to me that she and Eryhaen can not stand each other. And, seriously, that was fun to watch!Oh Radin. You've been missed. Without going into spoilers I can not explain what changes he underwent in the void but suffice to say the changes are huge and massively influential.There is so much that I could say but it would all be spoilers. So, trust me that this final book was really good. I had some frustration but mainly over some behaviors, although Radin certainly knew how to knock Eryhaen down a peg or two! So in the end this final book did great justice to the entire series!