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On Wings of Bone and Glass
(Blood Ladders Trilogy #3)
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Evicted from Vigil and faced with the impending descent of demons, Morgan Locke and his companions must unravel all the mysteries that are barring them from the salvation of their country and their world. Can they unbind the curse and free the magic to the hands of their allies before the dead rise again? And in the aftermath of that epic battle, what will become of the
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Oct 31, 2019
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3.5 Stars
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This was a slow-paced series, but this last book did have more action, what with some big battles being fought. There was also a lot of political strive to deal with though, and I appreciated that the author didn't just skip over all of that after the battle had ended.
I will admit there were some things I didn't quite understand, mostly in regards to Sedetnet (however that's spelled, I listened to the audiobook) and his motivation and plans. I always found him to be an ...more
Review:
This was a slow-paced series, but this last book did have more action, what with some big battles being fought. There was also a lot of political strive to deal with though, and I appreciated that the author didn't just skip over all of that after the battle had ended.
I will admit there were some things I didn't quite understand, mostly in regards to Sedetnet (however that's spelled, I listened to the audiobook) and his motivation and plans. I always found him to be an ...more
3+
This book was a significant improvement over book 2 but didn't quite live up to the impact of book 1, I think. It seemed to me like there was still a lot of exposition. That said, the author did go to a great deal to close up all the holes and tie up the loose ends and I appreciate that. I found myself wondering what their world will be like after they have had an opportunity to reintegrate, so my thoughts were willing to return even after the end of the series.
It didn't have the disturbing ...more
This book was a significant improvement over book 2 but didn't quite live up to the impact of book 1, I think. It seemed to me like there was still a lot of exposition. That said, the author did go to a great deal to close up all the holes and tie up the loose ends and I appreciate that. I found myself wondering what their world will be like after they have had an opportunity to reintegrate, so my thoughts were willing to return even after the end of the series.
It didn't have the disturbing ...more
3-1/2 ***
I'm so glad there were no loose ends.
I'm so glad there were no loose ends.
great finish to the series.
so, this "trilogy" is really an epic novel in 3 parts, though I get it, because I probably wouldn't've paid $15 for it all at once, but once I got into the story, it was totally worth it.
very inventive, very effective (says true things about people, which is what I want from fiction, and tells a story that couldn't be told any other way, which is what I want from good art)
might be for you if you like reading about
characters that are sincerely religious, in a story where their belief is not ...more
very inventive, very effective (says true things about people, which is what I want from fiction, and tells a story that couldn't be told any other way, which is what I want from good art)
might be for you if you like reading about
characters that are sincerely religious, in a story where their belief is not ...more
I was feeling a bit emotional after finishing this, so it's been hard for me to decide how to review the final book in the Blood Ladders Trilogy. The start of this volume is filled with action, and there are plenty of surprises along the way, but the author is fond of denouement, so we get to see quite a bit of what happens after the big battle. Our beloved characters get to put their studies and experiences to use building a better world! It's a relatively sweet and gentle ending to what has,
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Book 3, Battle, aftermath and conclusion
Shocking opening finds our hero close to death with a human betrayal that echoes historically the humans betrayal of the elves during the great demon battle. As the demons are rising the loss of the Elvish Prince would be a disaster for the entire world. As the story progresses into a major battle, the folklore stories that have been scattered throughout the 3 volumes become clear and the true history of the King and his Red Prince is revealed. Morgan ...more
Shocking opening finds our hero close to death with a human betrayal that echoes historically the humans betrayal of the elves during the great demon battle. As the demons are rising the loss of the Elvish Prince would be a disaster for the entire world. As the story progresses into a major battle, the folklore stories that have been scattered throughout the 3 volumes become clear and the true history of the King and his Red Prince is revealed. Morgan ...more
3.75 stars. One rarely wonders if perhaps too many of the loose ends were finished in a story, but I found myself believing that there were issues that could have been left to the reader's imagination. This book also continued the issues that the others in the series had-- too much time spent talking to each other with no action at moments when the plot called for swift decisions.
A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, once again full of amazing characters with unique and distinct voices.
The only gripe I had was that the main plotline seemed almost rushed, and we were treated to what felt like an extended epilogue to wrap things up.
All told though, a great series.
The only gripe I had was that the main plotline seemed almost rushed, and we were treated to what felt like an extended epilogue to wrap things up.
All told though, a great series.
Fantasy, very good.
I have a few fantasy sets I like a little better but it is of course (great author)
well written. Unexpected twists and 2 splendid inventions, genets and drake/dragon mount. Spoiler alert-wedding spectacular glue for political rift.
I have a few fantasy sets I like a little better but it is of course (great author)
well written. Unexpected twists and 2 splendid inventions, genets and drake/dragon mount. Spoiler alert-wedding spectacular glue for political rift.
Good finish to the trilogy.
Aug 06, 2015
Jasmine
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This series got more into miracles and angels than I expected. Which should prove to me that I should actually read the blurb first.
Also, I love Kel. Kel/Emily forever.
Also, I love Kel. Kel/Emily forever.
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