Oh Celehar. I’m so glad I reread the entire Chronicles of Osreth before this book came out because WOW did she pull on and wrap up a ton of loose ends. 
This series is rapidly approaching my “if I loved it less I could talk about it more” stage, but I will also add that Celehar as prelate and religious figure is so interesting to me professionally and really just one of my touchstones in thinking about faith in fantasy literature. 
But also UGH this book! I want to start it again from the beginning. 
(My main issue is that the audiobook reader made completely different choices about how to do csevet’s voice and it was throwing me off.)