What do you think?
Rate this book
Horizon: Book 3 of the Arclight series
It’s getting darker.Marina can no longer speak to the Fade.Anne-Marie’s quarantined in the White Room.Rue and Cherish have disappeared.Tobin’s questioning everything he was ever taught.War is coming.Having encountered the wild-Fade – The Shroud – in the deeper Dark, the Arclight prepares to make humanity’s last stand against the nanite horde that began inside its walls. Marina’s Fade-family helps where they can, but their own fight is coming. When unexpected faces appear at the gate, no one knows if it’s the first sign of hope or destruction.
436 pages, Paperback
Published November 23, 2021
1 person is currently reading
1 person want to read
About the author
Josin L. McQuein
13 books242 followersChristian. Texan. Ravenclaw Disney fan. Disappointed she didn't grow up to be the Phoenix, a Jedi, or the Doctor's companion.
Professional pretender and scribe for the voices in her head.
Knower of things, teller of tales, and dreamer of dreams.
Shorter than you think she is.
No, seriously, shorter.
A little shorter than that, too.
Professional pretender and scribe for the voices in her head.
Knower of things, teller of tales, and dreamer of dreams.
Shorter than you think she is.
No, seriously, shorter.
A little shorter than that, too.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
July 17, 2022
I was so glad when this book got published, because after the first two I was really curious to see what went on next!
Like the second book, a lot of character development, some characters I never thought I'd like became sympathetic... it was great.
Nice action scene descriptions in this one. The description gives you a really vivid picture of the situations.
I was sort of disappointed by how the love triangle resolved, because I called it from early in the second book and I was hoping to be surprised. But it went the easy way.
The story wrapped up well. Didn't feel like there were too many wild loose ends floating around, thankfully. If you liked the other two, definitely read this one as well.
(I was hoping for some lgbtq+/poly representation, which the series unfortunately lacks in all three books.)
Like the second book, a lot of character development, some characters I never thought I'd like became sympathetic... it was great.
Nice action scene descriptions in this one. The description gives you a really vivid picture of the situations.
I was sort of disappointed by how the love triangle resolved, because I called it from early in the second book and I was hoping to be surprised. But it went the easy way.
The story wrapped up well. Didn't feel like there were too many wild loose ends floating around, thankfully. If you liked the other two, definitely read this one as well.
(I was hoping for some lgbtq+/poly representation, which the series unfortunately lacks in all three books.)
Displaying 1 of 1 review