Jerry Cooke
4.25⭐️ - As the race to save, or destroy, the library continues, the whole of reality itself appears to hang in the balance!
Three paths, three species, countless intertwined lives. This book follows Evar, Livira, and their friends and family as the three factions seek, respectively, to either save the library, destroy it, or to find a middle ground As reality seems to be cracking open at the seams and the blood of the library seeps out, dreams and nightmares find purchase on the world. With 'maybe' worlds and alternative possibilities being explored, everything hangs on one book to determine if they'll find a happy ending.
This was such a heart-wrenching book at times I struggle to fully describe it. There are so many twists and turns, so many timelines and parallel worlds, and although I just about kept track of all that was happening, it's really a book that you need to read yourself to truly appreciate how it evolved over the trilogy.
Beautiful, indescribable, and built upon many fascinating literary traditions, this really is a love letter to stories themselves.
4.25⭐️ - As the race to save, or destroy, the library continues, the whole of reality itself appears to hang in the balance!
Three paths, three species, countless intertwined lives. This book follows Evar, Livira, and their friends and family as the three factions seek, respectively, to either save the library, destroy it, or to find a middle ground As reality seems to be cracking open at the seams and the blood of the library seeps out, dreams and nightmares find purchase on the world. With 'maybe' worlds and alternative possibilities being explored, everything hangs on one book to determine if they'll find a happy ending.
This was such a heart-wrenching book at times I struggle to fully describe it. There are so many twists and turns, so many timelines and parallel worlds, and although I just about kept track of all that was happening, it's really a book that you need to read yourself to truly appreciate how it evolved over the trilogy.
Beautiful, indescribable, and built upon many fascinating literary traditions, this really is a love letter to stories themselves.