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When She Reigns by Jodi Meadows
4.0
Dear Readers, Aliens and Creatures, Meh. It was meh. Not terrible, just an overall fairly satisfying ending.
Official title: When She Reigns
My title: The Final Drama
Author: Jodi Meadows
Publisher: @harpercollins
Fav character: The Celestial Dragon
Type: Book - Series
4/5
In book 3, things are beginning to make sense and fall into place. The friends have arrived on Anahera, where they must learn more about what is happening to the isles and the Mira Treaty and where must put the final parts of saving land, people and dragons together. There are still more secrets to be unveiled and questions to be answered regarding the location and safety of Mira’s and Histro’s parents, Kelsine and what remains of the Luminary Council.
They intend to find out all they can about what the Paorah of Anahera is planning, enlist the aid of the Algotti Empress and return with the bones of the firstborn child and most beloved of the gods, the celestial dragon. It’s a pity that things don’t go quite as smoothly, OBVIOUSLY, but we do see how much each of their powers have grown and the culmination of Mira’s powers as basically a channeler of energy and light.
They have not had an easy time of it but are doing their UTMOST to save their people. Poor kids. All of this is very interesting, but the execution of parts of it were strange and uncomfortable and I am still trying to figure out why… I mean, apart from my INTENSE dislike for Mira. She has too many misplaced priorities and lives a truly pathetic existence. Poor thing.
A lot happened, but it was somewhat underwhelming?
Official title: When She Reigns
My title: The Final Drama
Author: Jodi Meadows
Publisher: @harpercollins
Fav character: The Celestial Dragon
Type: Book - Series
4/5
In book 3, things are beginning to make sense and fall into place. The friends have arrived on Anahera, where they must learn more about what is happening to the isles and the Mira Treaty and where must put the final parts of saving land, people and dragons together. There are still more secrets to be unveiled and questions to be answered regarding the location and safety of Mira’s and Histro’s parents, Kelsine and what remains of the Luminary Council.
They intend to find out all they can about what the Paorah of Anahera is planning, enlist the aid of the Algotti Empress and return with the bones of the firstborn child and most beloved of the gods, the celestial dragon. It’s a pity that things don’t go quite as smoothly, OBVIOUSLY, but we do see how much each of their powers have grown and the culmination of Mira’s powers as basically a channeler of energy and light.
They have not had an easy time of it but are doing their UTMOST to save their people. Poor kids. All of this is very interesting, but the execution of parts of it were strange and uncomfortable and I am still trying to figure out why… I mean, apart from my INTENSE dislike for Mira. She has too many misplaced priorities and lives a truly pathetic existence. Poor thing.
A lot happened, but it was somewhat underwhelming?