this book was weird, both incredibly boring and incredibly engaging at the same time.

la historia continua siguiendo a Jennsen y como la convenzen de que se enfrente a richard para destruirlo, vemos como Janjang ataca el castillo de las confesoras en ayndril y como Zed y la bruja ciega lo defienden, vemos como la magia no afecta a Jen, Zed libera una explosión nuclear en el centro del ejercito de janjang.

se descubren algunos detalles de la magia detras de los pilares de la creación, o los agujeros en el mundo, o los nacidos sin el don. el mejor libro en varios tomos

I feel really weird after reading this book, in one hand I loved it, in the other hand I hated that it ended. I want to know more. I feel unsatisfied.

wow

I know i've just finished reading it so it's all fresh and the older books are colder in the memory, but daym, this might be the best one of the whole series

daaaaaaaaaym

bien cortito pero interesante

it was ok

this one was depressing

I love this series.

"I know, I said, if the humans were dead, who would make the media?"

o.o

this book was a.m.a.z.i.n.g.

It was good, finished far too suddendly, it reminded me a lot of Destination Void by Herbert, all in all a not that bad book

I am still loving it

this was one interesting book indeed

It starts slow but builds up nicely

much much better than the first book, like an order of magnitude better, still the main conflict of the series looks like a moot point, people can figure out how to do the thing for their own pretty easily

much better than the first one

sheesh

it took forever to finish this book

This is one of the best closing books for a trilogy that i've ever read

This book was Amazing. Not because it was perfect, it wasn't, many plot points where obvious from the first chapters and some of the mysteries where easily solvable if you paid attention, which sort of made you upset at characters not realizing earlier how some things worked, but still, was amazing, because it ended a series in a way that was emotional, rewarding, fulfilling, and yes, unexpected!

I regard this one of the best closing trilogy books I've ever read, on par with Lord of the Rings and His Dark Materials, surely not the same but you still have closure, you still see some friends go, some friends stay and a world that is somewhat the same but not any more.

This is a really engaging book full of all sort of interesting topics

well, thats was bitterweet, but good in any case, :D

this book was good

this made me cry, 5/5

What seemed a retrograde progression for Gwendolyn ended up being saved in the last chapter. I didn't loved it as much as Unbelievable but that last chapter did work.

I knew that he was going to do what he did in the museum, but still, it was incredible when he did it.

Riding a zombi dinosaur into battle to fight evil necromancers that want to use the power of a fairy king to become gods of death. A M A Z I N G.

Well, this was an interesting adventure.

I liked it a lot. The main character is very interesting and her actions are usually heroic, and when not, they are understandable.

It reminded me a bit to many other books i've read in the last few years, the Arbai series and the first book of Children of Time come to mind, where the matter of communication with others and understanding is explored as well. Also weird looking aliens.

I liked it

this felt more like a large chapter than a full book, it's good, but it just gets to about half the plot progression of a story

Well... that was... underwhelming

It's an OK book but hardly counts as an ending for the series.

:/

as sequels go, this just feels like the next chapter, some time passed, some people is different, some things are the same

It's OK the end is the best part, the rest just drags on it for too long. It's OK, I don't hate it.