Inheritance Trilogy The Kingdom of Gods, Book 3, (Paperback)

from v_allery

I am simply amazed by this last part of the "Inheritance" trilogy. Usually I try to start reading a book without any expectations - I have found that I enjoy it more that way. Unfortunately, though, before starting this one I have read reviews on Goodreads, mostly saying that this novel is the wo...

from Robert3167

In the last book of the Trilogy you wouldn't want to be a God or be worshipped by one as you follow the trials and tribulations of Sieh, child godling of the three warring Gods. Sturm und drang is the theme of this book as we follow Sieh's transformation from childish trickster to something no-on...

from ronincats

This is the third book in Jemisin's highly original fantasy, nominated for the Nebula Award this year (as the first had been). This final book is from Sieh's point of view. If you liked the first two--you'll definitely like this last book in the series. Description in one word? COSMIC!

from zeborah

More god/human (or at least godling/human) sexual relationships and I'm still not sold on this being at all a good idea, but either Sieh's relative vulnerability or the fact that it was told from his point of view made it more palatable to me in this book than the other two. (spoiler) The ending ...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Sieh is the oldest godling, the first child of the Three. And yet he's also the god of childhood, drawing strength from children, their wonder and innocence but also their immaturity and selfishness. This story takes place roughly one hundred years after The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, ni...