Do You like book Naamah's Blessing (2011)?
Jacqueline Carey really knows how to end her trilogies with a bang. I think the last book in all of her series is always the best one and this is no exception. I loved the story and I loved the little princess. It broke my heart how much she yearned to be loved and there were times I wanted to jump in the book and throttle the characters who hurt her. Poor little thing.The journey in Terra Nova was very interesting and exciting and there were a few things I totally didn't see coming, which doesn't happen often. Raphael was horrible. I never liked him, even at the beginning. He was so goddamned manipulative in the first book, I didn't trust him for a second. He's even worse here though and I couldn't manage to make myself feel the slightest bit of pity for him. I don't care how many losses he's suffered, there's no pity in me for him.The conclusion was great. Everything came full circle, though mysteries were still there. I like how there's a possibility of the story continuing on, maybe through the eyes of her children or grandchildren. I really hope that happens. I would read those books.
—maggie
Maybe 4.5*. It was reminiscent of Phédre and Joscelin's world wide escapades, but it lacked some of the romantic tension or the passion. However, for other reasons this was probably my favourite of this trilogy. Out of the three trilogies, this was my least favourite. That's not to say it wasn't good, it was. It just didn't seem right to rank it on the same level as Phédre and Joscelin's books. I'm still glad I read them. They were a great escape when I desperately needed one.
—Rogue007
A wonderful ending though I wished the babies as fat as dumplings had made an appearance :)
—Roxyi
A wonderful ending though I wished the babies as fat as dumplings had made an appearance :)
—Katie