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A review by jenbsbooks
Forest of Ruin by Kelley Armstrong
4.0
Ah ... the end of a series. I really liked this trilogy. This started off right where book two ended ... I was listening to audio again and I noticed some slight changes (in Moria's voice, in the pronunciation of "Kitsune") and double checked and sure enough, different narrator. Sorry to say ... I was okay with that, and I liked this narrator better.
I really think this world and these characters will stay with me for a while. I was watching my son's basketball game while listening to the end of this book, and got a little emotional (over the book, not the game).
Parental Perspective - there is a lot of violence, no profanity, and this book more than the others a little delve into "sexual congress" (nothing explicit, in fact, it was almost humorous, Moria's innocence, q&a). Depending on how strict readers/parents are, it could cross the comfort zone.
I'm a little sad to have the series end ...
I really think this world and these characters will stay with me for a while. I was watching my son's basketball game while listening to the end of this book, and got a little emotional (over the book, not the game).
Parental Perspective - there is a lot of violence, no profanity, and this book more than the others a little delve into "sexual congress" (nothing explicit, in fact, it was almost humorous, Moria's innocence, q&a). Depending on how strict readers/parents are, it could cross the comfort zone.
I'm a little sad to have the series end ...