Epic of Palins Destiny's Star, Book 3, (Paperback)

from infjsarah

Unfortunately off work sick, I powered through this trilogy. They were just right for a relaxing read whilst feeling yeuch. Of the three, it was the final book I enjoyed the most - the romance of a warrior woman and a scholarly man. It ends on a bit of a cliffhanger though and I'm not sure if the...

from romsfuulynn

Third in what I think of as the "Red Gloves" sequence, ties back to the previous Warlands series by this author.She does a pretty good job of creating a fantasy world that works, more or less, for me as a fantasy reader.I found the bad guy to be a bit over the top, and would mind more nuanced ant...

from flemmily

Not a great book, but a good little fantasy novel. Nomads, epic love, and skulls on sticks, who could want more? There is little complexity in the plot or the characters, but basic human feelings and good versus evil still makes a good story. I haven't read Warprize and this book intersects with ...

from thewalkinggirl

I really enjoy EV's clear, descriptive writing style. Good world-building, a slow building romance between Bethral and Ezren (that started two books ago), and realistic characters that fit into Good and Evil archetypes based on the choices they make. (In the case of the Big Bad in this book, he g...

from blodeuedd

This is book 3 but you can read it as a standalone novel. I read book 2 two years ago and I had forgotten some things but thanks to the book I was soon up to speed on things. Because each of these books are about a new woman. I actually read book 2 first, then book 1 and then this one (you know h...