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A review by timbrrwolfe
Written in Fire by Marcus Sakey
4.0
A stunning end to a(n, if you'll pardon the pun) Brilliant trilogy.
As much as I praise Animorphs for being accurate to the potential effects of war, this series does almost as good a job. Though this series has the advantage of not having had to be pumped out at a breakneck pace. And (probably because of that) it's more of a pure story. By which I mainly mean that it doesn't have nearly as much filler as Animorphs does (perhaps pure isn't the best word). But I digress.
Written in Fire was an intense and enjoyable ride, delivering in the same way as the rest of the trilogy. The ending is satisfying and the epilogue is....something.
If you liked the other books in the series, you'll most likely enjoy this one.
As much as I praise Animorphs for being accurate to the potential effects of war, this series does almost as good a job. Though this series has the advantage of not having had to be pumped out at a breakneck pace. And (probably because of that) it's more of a pure story. By which I mainly mean that it doesn't have nearly as much filler as Animorphs does (perhaps pure isn't the best word). But I digress.
Written in Fire was an intense and enjoyable ride, delivering in the same way as the rest of the trilogy. The ending is satisfying and the epilogue is....something.
If you liked the other books in the series, you'll most likely enjoy this one.