Review: An exciting ending to a great fantasy series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
I received this book from the author in exchange for a honest review.My Thoughts: I really liked this series.  It kept me interested throughout.  In this book, Caedmon is a fish out of water.  It was funny the way he interacted with Oliver's partner.  He did not know what to make of Oliver and Jon.  Eventually, he realized Jon did not mean to make him uncomfortable.  I also liked how Rowena was steadfast in her support of Caedmon.  She refused to stay behind.The Story:  At the end of the last book, Caedmon and Rowena escaped Castle Seviere by going through the mirror into her realm.  When they arrive, they are greeted by Oliver and his partner Jon.  Oliver has really helped her in her absence.  He never believed their was foul play involved in her disappearance.  For Caedmon, it is a lot to take in.  Rowena and Caedmon tell Oliver they need his help.  They need any information that can be found about Caedmon's country.  They all agree they should go see Violet who is currently at a witch retreat.They travel to see Violet and she tells them the prophecy linked to them.  Since their disappearance, Braedric has been busy spreading lies about them.  He has Rowena labeled a traitor in league with Seviere.  He also is planning to take over the throne when his father dies.  Rowena's fate is not good.  She is burned at the stake.  So, Caedmon does not want her to return with him.  She refuses to leave his side.So, they return home and say their goodbyes.  Once again, they go through the mirror.The rest of the book deals with defeating Braedric's evil plan.Overall, an exciting finish to a great fantasy series.