This was marginally better than the previous book, but it still doesn't beat the first one. But I guess that part of the reason why I was so disappointed with the second book was because I had let my reading slow so much that the sight of the book annoyed me.

I mostly like this book better because I think I saw a start of a new romance, however that wasn't really developed so maybe I was mistaken. Or maybe it will be worked on in the next book. We'll see.

This book was much slower than the first two books -- or at least the second one. The main action only started really happening towards the last hundred pages. The first three hundred were unmemorable.

All I'm saying is that it feels like Kendare Blake had written one book but someone had forced her to split it into two.