This is the third book in the Mither Mages trilogy.

After thoroughly enjoying the two books, particularly the second and its thrilling climax, I was so looking forward to reading the conclusion to the series. After receiving the book as a Christmas gift, I eagerly began to read it in the hopes of finding out what would happen next.

This book feels as though it were written by an entirely different person. Although the series was always intended for a young adult audience, this comes off as extremely childish, with a bunch of sex-related jokes about being horny or being embarrassed to be a virgin. It's as though any thought of fantastical elements were chucked by the wayside. I honestly couldn't stomach it, and I gave up after only about 50-70 pages in.

It's very sad, because I did want to find out what happened, but this is simply not a good book. It's completely unrelated to its predecessors.