Want to get away for a bit? Follow your favorite characters from the first two Jidaan books as they summon all they are and all that they are destined for to face Mordak himself.
Feel your skin crawl as Mordak and his profoundly foul followers do their level best to lay waste to all that is good (and I do mean ALL).
Here's what will suck you in:
1. The descriptions, from the characters to the landscapes to the mechanics of battle, portray the vast expanse of this magical realm smoothly and believably. If you're this far into this little review of the third book, you probably know that reading the books in this trilogy is like being swept away to another land.
2. The depth of imagination. There are so many points at which the story is so fertile with possibility that the reader can imagine entire other realms and epic stories emerging from these very pages. I mean... the spiders! That's all I'm saying.
3. The characters themselves, and how you'll cheer for them. Gart, Brunar, and the whole cast of warriors may well have you talking aloud to the book (I did) as they face what seems to surely be the end of all they know. It's deeply satisfying and just loads of fun as they steadily rise to the occasion, scene after scene.
This book is its own rich world of imagination, and it's every bit the conclusion fans of the first two books will be itching for.