Concluding this series, the established power couple tackles the remaining big riddles in the world, and finally figure out what’s going on. Some parts of it were obvious, at least the direction β but the conclusion surprised me and was impressive. I can’t say more because it’d be impossible to do without heavy spoilers.
What I will say is that this book, much more so than the two previous ones, rewards careful reading. So much takes place in an aside or as a hint that is resolved in an allusion later on, and it’s a great experience when you figure things out just as the protagonist does.
Related books Books related to the whole series are linked at the first part of the series.
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