Review: Soulmates and a Gargoyle named Fritz...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2012
This is the third in the Warriors of Rise series. It may be helpful to read the other two to know where the main characters of this book fit into the whole idea or concept, however it isn't a necessity as this book can be read as a stand alone novel.  It fits into the supernatural genre with alternate realms of existence between and within earth and hell. In the last book we discovered Padraigs sister has had two children. In this book everyone is looking for all three of them. It is  also a story of souls finding each other and becoming one. I found the first half was a little muddled in places, maybe it was just me, but there were a few paragraphs that made me go, huh? The second half was more reminiscent of the storytelling I am used to by DeLeon and she manages to create a complex fantasy setting. There are less battle scenes and more concentration on character development.The end leads smoothly on to the concept of the fourth book, which will possibly be one of the twins story. I received a free copy of this book for my review.