If a book needs to be 16 hours, then that’s how long it should be. I feel like this is becoming a trend in the newer fantasy genres, and I have to say I’m not a fan. It’s more like they wrote the entire series and then just chopped it into ten hour segments, rather than starting and ending the books at the places that the plot suggests. The plot just doesn’t read like a volume in a series. It feels like the authors are just trying to squeeze more credits out of us and chopping the books into smaller pieces. The first half of this book is the conclusion to that fight.

To be clear, the previous book ends on a cliffhanger in the middle of an epic fight for no apparent reason. The problem with this book is the plotting: the first half of it is really the last third of the previous book and the second half is the first third of the next book. While the overall storytelling and character development is just as well crafted as the previous two books, I was pretty disappointed by this one, but not because of any flaws with the story, writing or performance. Tacked together parts of the last book and the next book.

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