Christine’s Reviews > Mirror's Hope > Status Update

A bit of a weird, somewhat anti-climactic ending. But that's forgiveable knowing there are more books yet to come in the series. I'm not a huge fan of the way it ended, however HOW it ended did make sense, feeling like appropriate consequences occurred for bad decisions made earlier by the characters. And I loved Elizabeth at the end. :) Her personality there especially felt reminiscent of a friend of mine.

No! Don't ask Odark, no!

Oh, it is the standing stones!!! Hah! :D

Oh, I was wrong! I'm glad I was wrong about that. But wait... now I'm confused about something else... I'm at a bit of an advantage over the other people in my book club... However that may also be the source of my confusion, as I've been making grand assumptions (and giggling about them) from the beginning. Either way, better than Robert Jordan! :) And I do mean that, and will explain upon asking.

That prologue is nice. But unfortunately for me, the story doesn't seem to continue from there, in true Robert Jordan fashion.