Review: skip it- dissapointing
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2012
I got excited when I read the first book in the series thinking I had discovered a new up and coming author. I assumed as she got more experience the books would only improve; but the series weakened culminating in this mish mash which should never have been published.  The story is disjointed, introducing subplots  which go nowhere, scenes where you wonder who is this and what are they doing in the story. and no real conclusion on most of the subplots.  If the author intended to further expand the series expounding on these subplots ( Rolf's memory loss,Gabron's new charecter, the new female guards from Falchon, Lissa's inability to have babies...) I hope she realizes she has killed the series.  The heroine has become not just godlike but an actual god.  Her powers allow no suspense or worry to build only a question of if it bothers her why doesn't she change it.  She can travel in time, kill thousands with a thought, explode planets, why would she bother doing anything in her corporal form like fighting, or thinking.Skip this book, hope the author has enough sense to let a dead horse lie and perhaps start a new series where she takes the time to properly structure a story not an off the cuff rambling deus ex machina.