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Review by:
Melody Hewson
on Oct. 12, 2012 :
Ferin... you adorable little trouble maker. Gonna really miss you. *sniffle* Keep bringing down the walls.
It's very rare that a character that is not the main of any series has enough depth to pull off an entire chapter dedicated to them, yet Sian, Monorth's daughter, dominates this entire book beautifully. She is entertaining and captivating, and yet still just innocent and vulnerable enough to also make her endearing. She is definitely her father's daughter.
A few minor things, ignoring the usual minor typos, it may be that I'm simply easily confused, but when things got technical, I found it hard to follow. Maybe that was just me. I was also a bit disappointed in the secret of Rin's name, so I'm just going to assume he was lying. There was one continuity error, but it was minor and I forget what it was so not important.
And OH MY GOD THE CRUELTY OF THAT ENDING!!! HOW COULD YOU LEAVE US ALL HANGING LIKE THAT?!! You are COLD woman! ICE cold!
Loved it and can't wait for the next one! (So glad I wasn't left waiting a few months)
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
John Gibson
on Sep. 02, 2012 :
(no rating)
Very enjoyable a Great series
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Frank Galan
on July 30, 2012 :
This book wasn't what I was expecting, but in this case that's not a bad thing. An excellent tome in the ongoing Salak'platan series. The only difficulty I had was keeping up with the myriad of characters; other than that it simply left me wanting more and I dread that I have to now wait for the next book in this series. I've am looking forward to book 5 with anticipation of more of the same and the unexpected as well.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
jstoc
on July 10, 2012 :
I am really enjoying this series. However, I am no critic. I am annoyed with the errors, only because it takes time to go back to read the sentence again to understand what is being said, and then sometimes I still do not get it. All that said, I enjoy the storyline and where it seams to be going. The author is talented, and imaginative, but so much is going on that I am left sometimes confused. As I said before, I am no critic, but I know I enjoy reading. I enjoyed this, and I am left with anticipating the next book. Keep up the good work.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Tony
on April 14, 2012 :
This one is tough to write a review for. It's a good story and the editing (along with some of the writing) is more advanced compared to earlier releases. The storyline has progressed to something much more complex and interested than when the series began.
At the same time, things have become so much more confusing. There are so many characters (many of them minor) that I often can't keep track of without reminders. Also, the story in this book wasn't at all what I was expecting (or really what I wanted). Or at least not what I thought I wanted.
Still, it was enjoyable and I really want to find out what happens next. Fans of the series so far will enjoy book 4.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)