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469 pages, Hardcover
First published September 11, 2012
Very much like the previous books in this series. So if you liked those you'll probably like this one too.
I very much enjoyed the first two books but found this one to be a little too of the same thing. About fifty or sixty percent of the way through it I just felt stalled. I felt like, "Okay I've been here before can't you offer me anything new?" Don't get me wrong, there was plenty of action and I still really enjoy the characters. It was just a bit too much of the same thing.
Now once I pushed through that sixty percent mark things did get a bit better. A couple of new characters brought in some new aspects to the action and plot that I enjoyed. I hope the author carries these new characters forward into the next books in the series. I think it would be a really big improvement.
Here at the end of book three, we're at an interesting turning point in the series plot. Right now, there are seven main books in the series and I'm very interested to see where things are going to go. Book three was my least favorite of the series so far but it really had a big effect on the overall plot of the series!
Somewhat disappointed in book three but still looking forward to the next book in the series.
“No matter how long the night is, the sun always comes up.”
Tom gave an elaborate shrug. "How would I know, little brother? You're the hero with the magic sword. I'm just a ghost - who is considerably better-looking than you."
"Hey!"
"I'm just saying."
They stood there, grinning at each other.