Review: good but not his best
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 15, 2012
from speaking with the author previously, and from reading this book it is apparent that this is all a lead up to what is next.we see more of sara's abilities as garret orders her trained with the knights, as well as gaining more understanding of those abilities.garret now mad king plays a much smaller part yet seems willing only to commit to where he feels he has advantage rather than where it might do the best good. leaving seth to pick up much of the slack, creating the beginnings of a rift that will likely tear the brothers apart and take thurr with them.most of the book focuses on seth, he now has the time to explore his abilities and shows he is more than a man yet far from the godly status bestowed upon him as he attempts to make his power seem more than it is rather than focusing on his strengths he forces himself to live up st expectations when he could just as easily rewrite the rules to his own favor.while not laszlo's best work it is more than enough to make you want to come back for more.spoilers: the blessed of other gods join the fight, and the gods reasons for all the wars is admitted.while believing themselves powerful the mages of  Valdadore have no clue what they face, or how powerful a trained group of mages can be