Skysworn

Executive Summary: Another enjoyable entry in this series, albeit not as good as [b:Blackflame 35023786 Blackflame (Cradle, #3) Will Wight https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1493626673s/35023786.jpg 56310116].Full ReviewIt's been a month since I read this and I got caught up in other things and apparently never wrote a review. Oops.I really enjoyed [b:Blackflame 35023786 Blackflame (Cradle, #3) Will Wight https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1493626673s/35023786.jpg 56310116] and rushed right into this one. I enjoyed it, but not as much as that last book.This book felt like a transition/setup book. I'm not exactly sure what he's setting up for next, although I have a few ideas.The characters continue to be enjoyable, especially Eithan. We also got the fight that's been building up since [b:Soulsmith 32283608 Soulsmith (Cradle, #2) Will Wight https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1474963120s/32283608.jpg 52911130]. I will say that ended up being a bit underwhelming.The world building and magic system continues to be excellent too. We learn a lot more about the Skysworn (hence the title of the book) that were briefly introduced at the end of the last book. Their flying city is pretty amazing.That said, I didn't feel like as much happened in this book as in the last too. That's why I felt like it was a setup book.Overall though this was a good entry and I rushed right off into [b:Ghostwater 40280403 Ghostwater (Cradle, #5) Will Wight https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1527845246s/40280403.jpg 62568044], which is the last one to be published so far. I'm not sure what I'll read after that, but I plan to check out some of Wight's other series at some point in the near future.