*Book source ~ ARC
My review is voluntary and honest.
1 December 2015
Epic Fantasy
432 Pages
My Rating ~ 4 bites and a nibble
Runn is in chaos with
several kingdoms trying to claim dominion over the others. And in the midst of
it all is an ordinary man thrown into an extraordinary situation and now in
possession of a rare and powerful artifact, the sword known as Knightswrath. As
rulers jockey for power, an ancient Dragonkin makes himself known for the first
time in many centuries. He has hidden himself well and slowly built himself an
army previously thought to be myth. He wants Runn for himself, but with others
fighting for control there’s no guarantee he’ll win. Unless he can get his
hands on Knightswrath. Everything will depend on Rowan Locke defeating Chorlga,
but each time he uses the sword he loses more of himself. When the final battle
is upon him, will he be enough to save all he holds dear?
The final installment of
the Dragonkin Trilogy is full of action, battles, hardship and loss. But it’s
also full of hope and the knowledge that when people come together they can do
amazing things. The beginning of this tale picks up where Knightswrath left
off. Before I go any further, this is not a standalone novel. Well, ok, maybe
it could be? But seriously, don’t. Go back to book 1, Wytchfire and start from
the beginning. This is epic fantasy people. You must start at the beginning to
appreciate what comes after. And after is where this book shines. All the POVs
are coming together, riding fast to the end. Omg, that end? I can’t say
anything without giving away great stuff, so I’ll just say this: Read the whole
trilogy! Also, could I please impale Crovis on a spike à la the Dhargothi?
Pretty please?
Great review! I have not read this trilogy, however I do have it in my archives. One day when I have lots of time and nothing to do I intend of reading it.
ReplyDeleteLots of action in this trilogy. I hope you can read it at some point. :D
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