Adam SP

Witty, sharp, and oh so beautiful.

Brilliant.

What. An. Ending?!

This third and final instalment is everything the previous omitted. It's brave, confronting, and utterly intense. It's powerfully beautiful, and equally sad. It's so packed with action, but with no sacrifice to the thought provokingly important themes that make everything about this series what it is.

The introspection of human nature is even more pronounced, and so beautifully confrontational.

This was an interesting one. Overall, it's the same world, with most of the same characters, and that charm that is just wonderful to read.

There were aspects here that felt either rushed, or not completely thought out. The level of world building that has been present throughout the last two books, and The Hammer and the Goat, just wasn't quite the same.

But the story was excellent, as always.

Do yourself a favour and read this one. It's worth it.