The High King's Tomb (Green Rider, Book 3) (edició 2007)

ultimately, i was very disappointed; i waited three years for this book, in a series i love, and it felt convoluted and rushed. to be fair, i was tired and wacky and rushed when i read it, so. might feel a little better on a re-read, but it'll be a little while before i'm ready to make the attempt again. ( )

hb

5 out of 5 as always!!!!!!!! I love love love love the Green Rider series and I can NOT wait to read book 4! ( )

Absolutely the usual from this series: adventure, interweaving plots, and Karigan being a total badass. (Also unfortunately the usual, annoying romantic subplots that are really distracting and unnecessary, and the way Karigan deals with them seems counter to the rest of her personality and character that Britain has set up). ( )

The third part in this epic series and one that really demonstrates when an author's ideas allow the series to not only grow but expand in an organic pace so that the reader is not only satisfied with what they get, but that they know that things won't be rushed or quickly packed up in a neat little bow in the final few pages.

What Kristen does in this title is allow the world to expand, generates new characters to help replace not only those who have been lost but fulfil some of the gaps and also brings great pace as well as dialogue to the series that has been a pure joy to read. Back this up with a great overall plot, some wonderful sleight of hand and a whole host of wicked twists and the reader really has a treat in store. ( )