A disappointing ewnd to a diasappointing series - just not up to the standard of this authours previous work.

I really hope some else out there appreciates this book more than I did!
Going in a Sci-Fi / Fantasy bookbox as I figure thats where itas most likey to find friends

Not a writer I have sampled before, but I'm willing to give it a go. Thanks for releasing it my way...

Somehow, I have ended up with two copies of this book and, although I like the cover art of this one better, I am going to keep the other copy as it matches the editions of the first two books. I will come back here at a later date and add what I thought of the book once I've read it. In the meantime, this is going to become part of the highly addictive Wishlist Tag Game being played in the forum and will be off to Finland tomorrow.

Edited 18.03.2012 - I have read my other copy and thought I'd put my thoughts down here too.

"In the final book of the trilogy, everything comes to an end as the White and the Five face each other in another war. This time, they have unknown allies on their side. Emerahl has tracked down three elusive mortals. The Gull, with power over the sea, sends her to the Twins, who in turn send her to find a mythical scroll, said to contain legends from the Age of the Many, when all the Gods fought over control of the Mortals. Mirar travels South and decides to let his people know he has returned, but then ends up part of the political power plays taking place. Auraya once more tries to aid the Siyee, but ends up trapped and powerless, the faith in her Gods eroding with every painful moment. They will all come together to bring an end to the war and reveal huge secrets about all the Gods.

The 'big' revelation isn't so much that, more of a 'duh' moment. Any intelligent reader would have got it long before. But the other secrets that the scroll reveals brings a dramatic end to the battle. An enjoyable read that seems a lot less disordered than the last one. I have enjoyed this trilogy and may well track more down by this author."

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The book arrived safely in Finland today, was a bit surprised about the outlook of the book, guess I have the other ones also from a different edition ;)
Thank you so much dark-draco for playing the TAG-game and sending this book all the way to Finland!