Review: As good or better than the previous books in the series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2013
We find out a lot more about Revik's past as Allie tries to help him come to terms with how his uncle raised him to be the sword. Allie must also deal with the repercussions of taking Revik from the rebels. Jon becomes key to the story and I really enjoyed that. His conversations with Revik have a unique feel to them compared to seer conversations. He doesn't take any bs from Revik or anyone else. He kind of speaks for the reader because we are human too and we want answers damn it lol.Like books 1~3, the author's descriptive talents make it easy to imagine what is going on. Now that I think about it, I realize that I visualize the whole thing as I'm reading, as if it were a video playing in made head. The words are controlled, the characters ring true, the pacing is superb. I read  every single word so that I don't miss any nuances, which says a lot because I'm a fast reader. A lot of books don't warrant that kind of attention and can be read by the sentence or even by the paragraph and nothing is missed. It's nice to find one that I can take my time with.Highly recommended! On to book 5!