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emlickliter's review
5.0
Path of Blood by Diana Pharaoh Francis – This is your pandemic trigger warning because Reisel is still fighting off a plague. Her insurmountable challenge phase of this quest is a doozie! Happy Reading!
stephie_reads's review
3.0
It was ok. Didn't think a third book was necessary. The story could have been finished in a longer version of the second book.
icfasntw's review
1.0
QUICK PITCH: Third in the Path trilogy, sequel to [b:Path of Honor|13917|Path of Honor (Path, #2)|Diana Pharaoh Francis|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1400285467s/13917.jpg|16024].
VERDICT: I think the single thing that frustrated me most in this book was that I couldn't keep track of what time it was for each set of characters—the time jumps were in the units of weeks and didn't happen at the same rate for different storylines.
Many other things annoyed me about this book—the treatment of sex and sexual assault, the informed romantic love between a number of characters, the sheer number of characters whose POV we see, the fact that the core conflict shifted several times, and the strange neat-ness of the solution—but the time jumps were what made this book a struggle to finish.
VERDICT: I think the single thing that frustrated me most in this book was that I couldn't keep track of what time it was for each set of characters—the time jumps were in the units of weeks and didn't happen at the same rate for different storylines.
Many other things annoyed me about this book—the treatment of sex and sexual assault, the informed romantic love between a number of characters, the sheer number of characters whose POV we see, the fact that the core conflict shifted several times, and the strange neat-ness of the solution—but the time jumps were what made this book a struggle to finish.
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