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Cry of the Raven

(The Ravenwood Saga #3)

Morgan L. Busse (Goodreads Author)

4.36 · Rating details · 559 ratings · 177 reviews

Lady Selene Ravenwood has come into her full power as a dreamwalker just as the war with the Dominia Empire begins. Working with the other Great Houses, Selene and Damien use their gifts to secure the borders and save those devastated by the war. But conflict, betrayal, and hatred begin to spread between the Great Houses, destroying their unity as the empire burns a path a ...more

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Mar 09, 2020 Elizabeth Dragina rated it it was amazing

Shelves: memorable, on-my-shelf, read-more-than-once

I'M SO DEAD. THAT MAGNIFICENT ENDING. I'M SO DEAD.

10 billion stars.

So. It took me more than a month to recover. We're all very surprised.

Thinking about writing this review has been driving me crazy. Words aren't enough this time. How could they be? The pressure I've put on myself to write the best review ever (because Morgan L. Busse is amazing and deserves it) has made me insane.

Don't mind my endless fangirling in this *coughs* "professional" review.

This book encouraged me. It reached beyon ...more

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Jun 11, 2019 H.S.J. Williams rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: reviews-five-star, awesome-heroes, beautiful-romances, inspiring-heroines

Primary thoughts after finishing:

1. Selene and Damien are a true power couple.
2. Caiaphas is a champ.
3. I want more.

This series caught my attention fast from the moment it began, and I’ve eagerly awaited each poignant installment. The trilogy is rich with powerful messages, and this book too is filled with empathetic themes. Mostly, I would say it’s about trust. People learning or choosing to trust each other despite previous damage. The unsteady alliance of the seven houses as they face off ...more

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Feb 17, 2020 R.F. Gammon rated it really liked it · review of another edition

THERE WILL NEVER BE ENOUGH WORDS TO SCREAM ABOUT HOW MUCH I LOVE MY OTP.

Every now and then, you meet a couple in fiction that you just LOVE. You just...you're addicted to reading about them. You grin with their successes. You cry when they fail. One hug is enough to tide you over for 100 pages. It's just...ACK I LOVE SELENE AND DAMIEN SO VERY VERY MUCH.

And there wasn't enough of them!!!!! I needed every single scene to be a Selene and Damien one. But, alas, we cannot have everything in this life ...more

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Feb 16, 2020 Laura Grace rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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This book made me break my own rule.

I confess that a quarter of a way in I HAD to flip to the end to make sure it would have certain character(s) alive and well.

Not only that, but even with knowing a tiny piece of the ending, I caught myself praying everyone would make it.

…

*Praying.*

If that does not say how intense and engaging this story was, then neither what I have to share about the book will either. LOL!

It's been a very long time since I have d ...more

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Feb 07, 2020 Deborah O'Carroll rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, faves, realm-makers, best-of-year, christian, got-for-review, 5-stars-awesome, own, reviewed, epic-character-i-love

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Aaaahh! This book was so amazing! A new favorite, and an epic, suspenseful conclusion to the Ravenwood Saga! I loved it so, so much! I’ll try to keep this review spoiler free. ;)

I’ve loved each book in this trilogy, and each one has gotten even better than the last—difficult to imagine, since they’ve all been top favorites. CRY OF THE RAVEN was my most-anticipated read of the year, and wraps up the series, ...more

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Apr 22, 2020 Tyler Scott Hess rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The trilogy concludes and I am at peace. I think there is room for more story to this world, but this was a satisfying way to end the series.

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Jan 20, 2020 Merie Shen rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: unusual-heroes, epic-fantasy, redemption-stories

What an absolutely fabulous finish to this series!

Morgan Busse drew me into this world from book one, and as perfectly satisfying an ending this book brought, I can't say I'm quite ready to leave these characters yet! Selene and Damien have grown so much since Mark of the Raven and what fun it's been to journey alongside them.

I love Selene's quiet strength and determination. It's really refreshing to read about a protagonist like her when most fictional female leads seem to have the same persona ...more

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Jul 03, 2019 Serethiel Sequoia marked it as to-read · review of another edition

oh don't mind me i'll just be randomly sobbing in a corner until february 2020 finally arrives ...more

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May 29, 2019 Emileigh Latham rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: cannot-wait-to-be-released, siblings

THERE'S A GOODREADS PAGE!!!! *hyperventilates* ...more

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Feb 06, 2020 Mackenzie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: Ages 13+

Shelves: definitely-recommend, loved, definite-re-read, christian, re-read, should-be-a-movie

I won’t write a full review because words cannot express how good this book is, just, read it, ok?

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Apr 08, 2020 Celestria rated it it was amazing

This was amazingness 😍🥰😆😭💕

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Feb 11, 2020 Tricia Mingerink rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: great-christian-fantasy

I finished this book several days ago, and I'm still trying to put all my fangirling thoughts in order. It is so good!

In this book, Selene really comes into her own. In the first two books, Damien has to be the rock for both of them since she is still struggling with her past and coming to the Light.

In this one, both of them still have struggles, but Selene is strong enough that Damien can lean on her just as much as she leans on him. It makes for a beautiful relationship and a wonderful examp ...more

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Dec 16, 2019 Nay Denise rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2019-favorite

Received an eARC for review.

There are no words to express how much I adored this trilogy and this conclusion was perfection. I want to cry and scream on the top of a hilltop about how much I love this trilogy. Morgan L. Busse has crafted an amazing fantasy world, wove scripture seamlessly and created such dynamic characters you grow to love and dislike.

Selene has grown so much from the first book to the last. She's stronger emotionally. Doesn't rely on herself and on thoughts. She's more into th Received an eARC for review.

There are no words to express how much I adored this trilogy and this conclusion was perfection. I want to cry and scream on the top of a hilltop about how much I love this trilogy. Morgan L. Busse has crafted an amazing fantasy world, wove scripture seamlessly and created such dynamic characters you grow to love and dislike.

Selene has grown so much from the first book to the last. She's stronger emotionally. Doesn't rely on herself and on thoughts. She's more into the people and protecting those she loves. She's all for the Light and fighting back against the Dark Lady. Seeing her mature in her gift was absolutely fantastic. Selene will always be my little pudding pie. I adore her heart.

Damien was such an amazing young man from beginning to end. What I appreciated most in this is that we got to see his vulnerable side. He shows that even though you may have a huge heart, there is a weakness and mental battle with that. Damien is a man of honor, courage and love. He embodies what a man should be in leadership, love and family.

The romance was clean, sweet and everything! I adored the way their romance wasn't always peaches and cream. You saw the good, the saw the bad, the arguments, the drama, the harsh words said to one another. You saw them grow and mature in their love and romance. They definitely had a strong connection since book one, but this final book gave me everything and more especially Riven.

Lady Ragna is still a woman I can't stand, but I felt bad for her towards the end. She's the product of what happens when you live by the past your family dictates to you. The Dark Lady was a wicked being. I'm glad she was done away with.

Lord Leo was HIGHLY aggravating at first, but I loved his apology and how he befriended Selene. Lady Ayaka, Lady Bryren, Lord Renlar and Raoul were all great assets. Seeing the Great House coming together along with some of the lesser and noble houses was epic. It proved that people work better together rather then against one another.

The faith aspects were phenomenal in this story! Learning to lean on God when your strength runs out. Learning to use your gifts for better. Understanding that even in the dark moments the Light still shines. I can go on and on about the faith, but I just loved the use of scripture.

Overall, this was an epic end. War, love and victory. I highly recommend this book and the entire trilogy as a whole. A fantastic Christian fantasy! ...more

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Jul 20, 2020 Lisa (Bookworm Lisa) rated it really liked it

***4.5 stars***

I may be slightly obsessed. I received a review copy via Netgalley. That wasn't enough, I purchased a kindle copy. While I was reading the book I decided that I needed a paperback copy to complete my collection. I own two separate copies of the book. There is no reason that I shouldn't reread the whole series one right after the other instead of time lapses between each.

The book and characters were so real to me. It is set in a fantasy medieval world. The forces between light and ...more

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Jan 11, 2020 Monique rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-fantasy, owned-books, tbr-list, favorites, 2020, e-arc

Be aware that this review will have spoilers for Mark of the Raven and Flight of the Raven as this is the third book in this series! Please do not read any further if you haven’t read those! I try to keep spoilers at a minimum but some can’t be avoided.

In Cry of the Raven, the stakes are higher than ever before... the empire is on the move, allied with two houses including Selene’s mother, and it’s up to the remaining houses to stand together or fall. War is coming. We start where Flight of the Be aware that this review will have spoilers for Mark of the Raven and Flight of the Raven as this is the third book in this series! Please do not read any further if you haven’t read those! I try to keep spoilers at a minimum but some can’t be avoided.

In Cry of the Raven, the stakes are higher than ever before... the empire is on the move, allied with two houses including Selene’s mother, and it’s up to the remaining houses to stand together or fall. War is coming. We start where Flight of the Raven ends, with the death of someone Selene loved very much, and with a single sentence I was immediately thrown back into all these feels. But Selene has no time to mourn, as the houses comes together and decisions need to be made. Shaken as she is, she has trouble trusting other people, but she tries anyway. Throughout the book she really grows as a person, and overcomes her fears and becomes a wise, confident woman who is not afraid to show every part of herself and is kind to others.

Damien is being awesome as always. Ok I just simply adore him, he can’t do anything wrong in my eyes. He’s everything you want in a man, and Selene finally can admit to herself that she loves him, which is awesome! What I love about their relationship, is that it feels so real, and you can see it growing, maybe even more because it is very clean. Because they actually TALK. A lot. They talk about everything, their feelings and what they want and their loved ones, and it just takes their relationship to a whole other level. And I just love that. Damien always is very respectful of Selene’s boundaries and vice versa, but they would die for each other. But, as Damien learns, you can feel extremely responsible and care a lot about someone, you need to give them in God’s hand and let the fear of losing them go. This was such a wise lesson that really struck home for me.

What I also love is that the other houses are featured more and more history is revealed. We get to see a lot of the other lords and ladies, and that gives this story an extra dimension. Elric was the absolute best, he brings a lot of humor into the mix! One thing I loved too: there is much importance placed on the smaller things. In a war it can be too much on a grand scale, when only big things happening, but there was much room for introspection, for debating how to use your power in a good way, and there were many personal struggles to overcome, too. That kept the plot interesting, though I have to admit that it did sag a little in the middle for me. Everyone was off to another place, all over the country, and it was like all they did was travel back and forth. The dual POV made it better, and I get why it has to happen this way, but I still would have liked less traveling overall. And maybe I would have liked to have a bit more plot concentrated around Caiaphas, like maybe a long emotional talk about what happened with the Ravenwood members, and more importantly: what Caiaphas has done all these years in secret. I would really like to know that! (I’m hoping for a prequel novella here, Morgan!).

Some parts were heartbreaking, especially with what’s going on in Australia with the bush fires right now that makes this book so much harder to read and actually made me cry. The battle scenes were epic, and I loved that there was both a physical and a spiritual component to this war, in the end it came down to Light versus darkness. Forgiveness versus hate. Courage over fear. The power of dreams. The Christian theme woven throughout is strong and very inspiring.

I have loved this series from the first book, and this final book is everything I wanted (though I do want more books). This is one of the best Christian fantasy series in my opinion, and I recommend it to everyone! Even if you don’t like fantasy, I think you’ll be able to love this, as it’s not complicated like adult fantasy, and another world can really help to bring some points across about our world.

I received a free e-copy from Bethany House through Netgalley. I’m really happy I got to read this book early, but it hasn’t influenced my opinions as I already was hopelessly in love with this series. ...more

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Jan 02, 2020 Hayden rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-fiction, fantasy

Yes, I did apply for an arc of this book on netgalley because I was too impatient to wait for February. 😂

One of my most anxiously awaited reads of 2020, Cry of the Raven was an excellent ending to the Ravenwood Saga. I loved seeing how Selene has grown since book one, and the romance between her and Damien is so sweet!

One thing I also really loved was the joining of the Houses in working together. It's clear from the beginning that if they are to have any hope of defeating the empire, they need ...more

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May 31, 2020 Summer rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Needless to say, I have a new OTP.

Cry of the Raven was such an epic conclusion to the Ravenwood Saga. The final pages definitely left me feeling warm and contented. However, I am SO sad to see the trilogy come to a close. Imma miss these characters a lot *sniffs* Definitely a new favorite series.

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Jan 17, 2021 Emma rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2021-reads, read-audiobook, genre-fantasy, genre-young-adult

That was such an amazing finale to an AMAZING series!!! I just have SO many feelings. So much to process!
I truly read this series at the perfect time. It touched me in a lot of ways. It encouraged and inspired me so, so much. With all of the stuff going on in the world right now, last year being a rough year... this book filled me with hope. It really reminded me that there is always hope, the Light is always there. God is always there. No matter how dark it appears, how hopeless it seems... the ...more

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Oct 31, 2020 E.F.B. rated it it was amazing

Shelves: christian-fiction, made-me-smile, fantasy, young-adult, made-me-cry-in-a-good-way, favorites

Wow. I just finished this last night and am still processing, but this may be the most personally touching book I've read this year. The Ravenwood Saga are the first books I ever read from Morgan L Busse and I didn't know what to expect. In fact, I won the first book in a giveaway and promptly had to run to Goodreads because I'd forgotten what it was about.😅 It was a darker story premise than would normally attract me, but the author's skill with theme, story, and character drew me in, and the h ...more

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Jan 08, 2020 Mary rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I've only read book 3 (I recommend you start with book #1 - I would if I did it again). At first it took a hot minute to get acquainted with all the characters due to this infraction (however when I saw it on net galley, I couldn't pass the opportunity to review it!). It sounded interesting, to say the least. The story definitely exceeded the expectation.

Selene seemed a little melodramatic at first but her character arc was wonderful. I loved hearing how her heart had changed and the source of ...more

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Mar 24, 2020 Jenna rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The character arc of Selene was truly sweet, inspiring and enjoyable. Even though I’m sad that the trilogy is over, I really enjoyed this last part of it. I’m definitely a fan of Morgan’s writing and look forward to reading her other books. 😊👍

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Feb 26, 2020 Alysha (For The Love of Christian Fiction) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

AHH this series has been AMAZING!!!
5/5 stars. Full review to come!

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Mar 18, 2020 Fiction Aficionado rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: speculative, fantasy

Morgan L. Busse’s Ravenwood Saga comes to an action-packed conclusion in Cry of the Raven as she once again explores the battle between light and dark, this time more within the kingdom she has created than within her characters as was the case in the first two books in the series. But that’s not to say there weren’t challenges for her characters to overcome individually, particularly when it came to relationships between the lords and ladies of the various houses and the use of their gifts.

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Apr 21, 2020 Jasmine rated it it was amazing

Will dark secrets from the past destroy them all?

OK, I admit it. I almost didn't want to start Cry Of The Raven. I mean, I was really looking forward to more of Morgan L. Busse's stellar fantasy writing. But. This is the last book in The Ravenwood Saga and I just didn't want to say goodbye. I wanted to see the Dominia Empire finally routed and the seven great houses actually work together but...no more Selene, no more dreamwalking, no more Damien...yeah, that makes me a bit sad.

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Jan 27, 2020 Taylor rated it liked it · review of another edition

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“At the end of the day, we must each stand or fall by our own ideals.”

This book wasn't terrible. Sadly, that's kind of all I can say about it. I wish I had raving praise to give it or something amazing to say but honestly I was just expecting more.

This book suffered from the same problem the second one did, lack of emotional depth. It’s not that the writing isn’t good, there are moments where the world really comes alive and you can truly appreciate the characters. But for the most part, the book simply falls flat. The dialogue feels stilted and overly formal and the pace moves so quickly that nothing has room to breathe. There was no time given just to appreciate a somber, tender or intense moment. Sometimes things would happen in the narrative that simply came across as forced, rushed and a bit disjointed as if the pieces of it didn't quite fit together. This made it hard to connect emotionally with the characters and their struggle as the book progresses too rapidly from one thing to the next. Nothing resonated because I felt more like I was observing the characters than experiencing their story.

Unfortunately, that lack of emotion definitely took its toll on the romance. I loved Selene and Damien’s relationship in the first book. By the second it felt like almost two different characters, just going through the motions. This third book really didn’t improve that feeling. There were some genuinely sweet moments but overall their relationship lacked the spark they had in the first book. I'm not sure if the author was trying to show the maturity in their relationship, which could've been fine, but in the end they both came off as more distant than mature. Plus, having them spend a good deal of time apart seems like an odd choice for the final book. Their moments together were too brief and I would’ve loved to have seen them conquering things together and not just in an encouragement here or there but to have really taken on the challenges together. They speak of how much they miss each other and how intense their connection is but with their continued formality towards each other and little interaction on the pages together, it’s hard to believe that. Their ending was on the surface just what I would’ve wanted but it felt hollow without the emotion behind it. It seemed more like they were two people co-habitating than two people who defied the odds and fell deeply in love.

The faith elements in this book did end up feeling a little repetitive at times. I know it can be difficult to incorporate Christianity into a fictional world, especially one of fantasy and I had praised Busse for the way she wove it in the beginning. Sadly in this book the message became more of the focus, less so the characters and I think that's where the idea fell apart. While I appreciated the authors sentiments, the way the characters spoke about the Light didn't always come across as natural so often the message felt forced. The times where this faith theme was utilized best were when the characters simply acted according to what they believed. When their behavior showed the conviction of their faith in the Light. The times when they tried to speak too much about it, to themselves or others, that's when it didn't come across so well.

I had hopes that different small plots might be explored further, like Raoul from House Friere, Lord Leo and Lady Ayaka and especially Ophelania, but all fizzled out at the end. It's a shame because there was enough in each to be elaborated on further. Especially with Raoul and Ophelania, her storyline resolved too easily in the end and the two of them could've had interesting intertwining plots together had that avenue been explored. Honestly even though this book wasn't short, I would've been ok with it being longer or even having a fourth book just to have all those little glimpses and details that were hinted at be fleshed out more.

Busse's writing is still great. While her characters can lack some depth, her imagery for world and scene crafting is wonderful. I can always imagine what is taking place and picture the surroundings, something not all authors are able to achieve. I simply wish her characters had remained the lively, engaging people they were in the first book. Like I said above, this book wasn't terrible, it just wasn't amazing either. It pains me to say that because I want more Christan fantasy out there. I want more Christian writers to know that writing in the world of fantasy is a great use of the imagination and there's a way to weave faith and fiction without there being a conflict. Overall I liked this book, I simply didn't love it. I'm still glad the series is out there though, I enjoyed being in this world with Selene, Damien and their allies from the other houses. Busse had an amazing idea with these books and even though it didn't unfold the way I had expected, I still love the world she created, the concept and the underlying message she was trying to convey. I hope to see more series like it in the future.

– I voluntarily read and reviewed an e-copy of this book I received through NetGalley from Bethany House Publishers. All thoughts and opinions are my own. –

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Apr 20, 2020 Kara rated it really liked it

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What an ending! Things were good, things were tense, things were cute. It was a great combo. Review to come! 😊

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Sep 14, 2020 Olivia Giordano rated it really liked it

I love it. Despite the cliches and preachy-ness and all of that, it was so good. I am incredibly sad that this story has come to an end. I love Selene and Damion, especially Damion, and their relationship was so well done.

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Jan 14, 2020 Bryn Shutt rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A perfect finish to a perfect series.

With disaster and ruin marching ever closer, Busse takes the characters we have come to love (or hate) and plunges deep into the souls, minds and hearts of each for answers, courage, hope and a victory that can only come through the bonds of unity.

*pokes the publisher* Spin off series, please?

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Feb 05, 2020 Claire Banschbach rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, fantasy, christian, to-re-read

RTC - hopefully soon! Just need to sit and think about how wonderful this book was for a bit. :)

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Apr 01, 2020 V. Palmer rated it it was amazing

The only thing that grieves me about this book -- this series -- is the fact that it's finished! Wow, guys! WOW!!! I cannot rave about this EPIC conclusion to this EPIC series ENOUGH! Cry of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse is a captivating finale to The Ravenwood Saga!

The conflict with the Dominia Empire -- and amongst the Great Houses! -- comes to a chilling climax in Cry of the Raven! The breathtaking places we (Yes, we! I was with Selene and Damien. Don't fight me on this!) went and the heartbre
The only thing that grieves me about this book -- this series -- is the fact that it's finished! Wow, guys! WOW!!! I cannot rave about this EPIC conclusion to this EPIC series ENOUGH! Cry of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse is a captivating finale to The Ravenwood Saga!

The conflict with the Dominia Empire -- and amongst the Great Houses! -- comes to a chilling climax in Cry of the Raven! The breathtaking places we (Yes, we! I was with Selene and Damien. Don't fight me on this!) went and the heartbreaking battles we fought were spellbinding. The author's writing style is vivid without being unnecessarily flowery, allowing us to be thoroughly swept into the unfolding story. I also appreciated how the author didn't make everything perfect at the end. There was loss and pain and characters who are still (we pray!) coming to know the Light. It is raw, real, and right.

There are so many great messages in this book! Truly, it's like this story is the product of the House of Wisdom (in case you are wondering, it's House Vivek). For instance, as Selene embraces love and her calling as a Nightwatcher, she has to accept that using her gift means allowing herself to be vulnerable. Another nugget is Damien's struggle with letting go -- letting go of what he can and cannot control, letting go of grief, and letting go of his loved ones and committing them to the care of the Light. However, each nugget of wisdom works together to point to this truth:

Remember who, what, and -- most importantly -- for Whom we fight. Because He is always with us.

Five Stars ~ Cry of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse is phenomenal in its entirety! Cry of the Raven is the third book of The Ravenwood Saga. The previous books need to be read in order to understand the series conflict and see the fantastic character development in each book!

Disclaimer ~ In accordance with FTC regulations, I received a copy of this book from the publisher. I was not compensated, nor was a positive review required. All opinions expressed are my own.
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Morgan L. Busse is a writer by day and a mother by night. She is the author of the Follower of the Word series and the award-winning steampunk series, The Soul Chronicles. Her debut novel, Daughter of Light, was a Christy and Carol Award finalist. During her spare time she enjoys playing games, taking long walks, and dreaming about her next novel.