Title: The Gray Wolf Throne
Author: Cinda Williams Chima
Published: 2011
Language: English
Pages: 517
Rating: 4/5
This is the third book in the Seven Realms series. You can read my review of the other books as well:
The Demon King
The Exiled Queen
As this is the third book in a series, this review will contain spoilers.
Summary:
Han and Raisas adventure continues through the Spirit Mountains, revealing secrets and plots along the way.
Review:
Whew! Another exciting and compelling book in this series - we're almost at the end, but I can't even guess how it will end.
As stated in the previous reviews, I love the world this is set in and the characters are wonderful and fascinating. This particular book has a lot of politics in it, which is what I love reading about most in these kinds of books, so this was very interesting for me.
I didn't feel it dragged on or flattened out at any one point, but kept a steady pace all the way through - perhaps a little bit too steady. The ending is pretty mellow, so mellow that I kept waiting for something drastic to happen, but it didn't. There's a little bit of setup for a mystery to be solved in the next book, but other than that, nothing.
That being said, I am excited to read the next and final book in this series, to see how it all ends for these characters I have grown so fond of.
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You can read more about it on Goodreads
Author: Cinda Williams Chima
Published: 2011
Language: English
Pages: 517
Rating: 4/5
This is the third book in the Seven Realms series. You can read my review of the other books as well:
The Demon King
The Exiled Queen
As this is the third book in a series, this review will contain spoilers.
Han and Raisas adventure continues through the Spirit Mountains, revealing secrets and plots along the way.
Review:
Whew! Another exciting and compelling book in this series - we're almost at the end, but I can't even guess how it will end.
As stated in the previous reviews, I love the world this is set in and the characters are wonderful and fascinating. This particular book has a lot of politics in it, which is what I love reading about most in these kinds of books, so this was very interesting for me.
I didn't feel it dragged on or flattened out at any one point, but kept a steady pace all the way through - perhaps a little bit too steady. The ending is pretty mellow, so mellow that I kept waiting for something drastic to happen, but it didn't. There's a little bit of setup for a mystery to be solved in the next book, but other than that, nothing.
That being said, I am excited to read the next and final book in this series, to see how it all ends for these characters I have grown so fond of.
You can read more about it on Goodreads
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