Kingdoms of Death

This is probably my least favorite of the bunch and it's still a masterpiece which should tell you just how good this series is. This was meant to be a large volume that got split in two and I was not expecting it to be as action packed as it was. Hadrian has been imprisoned by the Cielcin for many years and because of this we see more into the world of the Cielcin as well as their beliefs and politics. They believe they must wipe out all humans for their god to save their world. Hadrian gets reunited with old friends but also loses friends. This book can be as gut wrenching as a Robin Hobb book and Christopher could write anything and I'll read it. Idc if it's a Biology book. I'll know it'll be good.