Moorehawke Trilogy The Rebel Prince, Book 3, (Paperback)

from saltypepper

This is the last book of the trilogy, and I wanted to love it but I didn't. The rebel prince, Alberon, is unpleasant. There are reasons for this, and they are explained, but we are not given enough time with him to overcome the initial impression of dislike. He is a royal. He is high-handed. but ...

from AdamBourke

I enjoyed reading this final entry in the Moorehawke trilogy much more than I did the first two. The pace was a lot faster, the objectives of the characters more clear, and we finally get to find out a lot of the answers that the first two books made us ask. However there are a couple of things I...

from alcarinqa

I was looking forward to finally meeting Prince Alberon after reading about him in the previous two books. But when we meet him it is instantly clear that Alberon is no longer a boy, but rather a harsh and somewhat unhinged young man who is sure of his power as Crown Prince. To be honest, I was d...

from AdamBourke

I enjoyed reading this final entry in the Moorehawke trilogy much more than I did the first two. The pace was a lot faster, the objectives of the characters more clear, and we finally get to find out a lot of the answers that the first two books made us ask. However there are a couple of things I...

from PaperCrystals

I really enjoyed this whole trilogy, with one caveat. I realized during this book that, while a lot of things are happening in the story, the main character is actually not doing anything of note. She's a side character in a story told from her perspective. It's jarring, in hindsight. So. Only on...