An outstanding finale!
Having followed our tortured, wise, sometimes aggravating mage, Farden, from the first pages of The Written, to the last in To Kill A God, I feel his story was brought to a satisfying, yet bittersweet conclusion. I won’t lie, I shed a few tears.
Our cast of characters resume trying to rebuild after the cataclysmic upheaval of Loki’s attempt to wrest control of Emaneska from the denizens who inhabit it, and the gods who want nothing more than supreme control. His whispers are turning allies against The Forever King Farden, and his young Protégée Mithrid.
While Farden tries to rebuild Scalussen as New Scalussen, Mithrid struggles with her own personal demons. Her power almost consumed her and would have destroyed an entire city of people, without the intervention of Farden.
They need stronger, more powerful allies if they are going to survive the final war against the liar and trickster Loki. And where they find them is the real surprise.
But Loki has gathered a deadly ally, long thought to have been wiped out 1,000 years ago. And they desire nothing more than to wipe out humans, and rule in unfettered violence. The clash of these beasts of myth nearly wipes out everyone. Their magic is ancient, and their mastery of bow and sword are unmatched.
Read more in this epic conclusion to the world of Emaneska to find out what happens to Farden and his merry band of misfit allies. You won’t regret it! Except for maybe the lack of sleep you’ll have from not being able to stop reading. Thank you, Mr. Galley for creating such an unforgettable world!