I loved the first book in this series, and the second one had me literally sitting on the edge of my seat. I don't know why, but I put off reading this last book in the trilogy for a long time.
I thought that Yolanthe and Titus's final trek to take down the Bane would be... more exciting. Instead, it seemed like a lot of the text was repetitive and full of angst. Rather than becoming more enamored of their relationship, I began to get irritated with them.
The final scene with the Bane was also a let-down for me. I expected things to be more difficult than they were.
The book also felt somewhat derivative- like a cross between Harry Potter and Dune. It felt far too long.
That said, there was still a lot to enjoy about the book. There was a lot of action, and the descriptions were terrific.
I thought that Yolanthe and Titus's final trek to take down the Bane would be... more exciting. Instead, it seemed like a lot of the text was repetitive and full of angst. Rather than becoming more enamored of their relationship, I began to get irritated with them.
The final scene with the Bane was also a let-down for me. I expected things to be more difficult than they were.
The book also felt somewhat derivative- like a cross between Harry Potter and Dune. It felt far too long.
That said, there was still a lot to enjoy about the book. There was a lot of action, and the descriptions were terrific.
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