The final chapter of what I deem a worthy series. The first book introduced the savage reality of Mijak, the second reminded us that for every evil, there is good to combat it, and now the third sees both brought together for the age-old battle theme~ good verses evil. We've come to know the characters well~ I'm impressed with Rhian~ she kicks everyone into shape but still feels remorse for having to hide her heart. Lots of internal struggle. Some sentence structures are repetitive (something that always gets me), but there's enough build up to never exhaust your excitement. I think my favorite was the first~ it was just so different. I recommend this series, though I am glad there are only three.