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snowcrash 's review for:
City of Miracles
by Robert Jackson Bennett
A sad finish to a wonderful trilogy. Even near the end, the author still has a couple more plausible twists that make it complete. Once done, I just sat there stunned and amazed. That is saying volumes, as I read a lot and many fiction books don't have me do that.
Sigrud is the focus, but there is a lot going on around him. Wherever he goes, things go boom. But this time there is sorrow at the death of Shara. He has lost so much over the three books, that his thoughts get quite dark.
This book isn't fun, it is more about the anguish of children. Are we making the world a better place for them or will they repeat the same mistakes as their parents? Even Divinities are fallible. I found the ending fitting for everyone involved.
Sigrud is the focus, but there is a lot going on around him. Wherever he goes, things go boom. But this time there is sorrow at the death of Shara. He has lost so much over the three books, that his thoughts get quite dark.
This book isn't fun, it is more about the anguish of children. Are we making the world a better place for them or will they repeat the same mistakes as their parents? Even Divinities are fallible. I found the ending fitting for everyone involved.