Review: Good read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
** I received this book in exchange for an honest review* some SPOILERS aheadThis is the third book in the series where we find Tolomay escape her father’s kingdom.I was disappointed who Tolomay chose to be her match. It seemed like she wanted to spare Kenter’s life knowing the prophecy. And I don’t know what bothered me more, that she would sacrifice one for another or that she was racist in her choice. We’re led to believe she made her choice on the fact that their children would have a hard time in the world since she’s a blond and he “dark-haired”. Wasn’t this war that they were preparing for the reason to fight this prejudice? I’m missing the logic here.I couldn’t get into the battle at all. What Tolomay was saying was just ridiculous as was the whole situation. What followed afterwards with Eric was not believable to me. I favored him over Kentor so this was a slap in the face for me.I did however love the last part from Tolomay’s out of body experience. That fixed my taste for this book a bit. The second book holds this series for me though.