The Discord of Gods
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Summary
The Discord of Gods marks the epic conclusion to Jenn Lyons's Chorus of Dragon series， closing out the saga that began with The Ruin of Kings， for fans of Brandon Sanderson and Patrick Rothfuss。
The end times have come。
Relos Var's final plans to enslave the universe are on the cusp of fruition。 He believes there's only one being in existence that might be able to stop him: the demon Xaltorath。
As these two masterminds circle each other， neither is paying attention to the third player on the board， Kihrin。 Unfortunately， keeping himself classified in the "pawn" category means Kihrin must pretend to be everything the prophecies threatened he'd become: the destroyer of all， the sun eater， a mindless， remorseless plague upon the land。 It also means finding an excuse to not destroy the people he loves （or any of the remaining Immortals） without arousing suspicion。
Kihrin's goals are complicated by the fact that not all of his "act" is one。 His intentions may be sincere， but he's still being forced to grapple with the aftereffects of the corrupted magic ritual that twisted both him and the dragons。 Worse， he's now tied to a body that is the literal avatar of a star - a form that is becoming increasingly， catastrophically unstable。 All of which means he's running out of time。
After all， some stars fade - but others explode。
The end times have come。
Relos Var's final plans to enslave the universe are on the cusp of fruition。 He believes there's only one being in existence that might be able to stop him: the demon Xaltorath。
As these two masterminds circle each other， neither is paying attention to the third player on the board， Kihrin。 Unfortunately， keeping himself classified in the "pawn" category means Kihrin must pretend to be everything the prophecies threatened he'd become: the destroyer of all， the sun eater， a mindless， remorseless plague upon the land。 It also means finding an excuse to not destroy the people he loves （or any of the remaining Immortals） without arousing suspicion。
Kihrin's goals are complicated by the fact that not all of his "act" is one。 His intentions may be sincere， but he's still being forced to grapple with the aftereffects of the corrupted magic ritual that twisted both him and the dragons。 Worse， he's now tied to a body that is the literal avatar of a star - a form that is becoming increasingly， catastrophically unstable。 All of which means he's running out of time。
After all， some stars fade - but others explode。
Reviews
Joshua Shepard
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What a way to end a series！ final rating 4。5， The world that was created and characters that were portrayed in this series has me wanting more！ This book brought a ending to what was a crazy roller coaster ride！ I do hope Lyons makes a prequel from Relos Vars or S'arrics view or maybe from Khirins and Janel's baby。 But now on to this story。。。。 it flowed never boring， and then the Battle of the dragons and the final showdown of Relos and Khirin。。。 I couldn't stop reading。 This will be a very unde What a way to end a series！ final rating 4。5， The world that was created and characters that were portrayed in this series has me wanting more！ This book brought a ending to what was a crazy roller coaster ride！ I do hope Lyons makes a prequel from Relos Vars or S'arrics view or maybe from Khirins and Janel's baby。 But now on to this story。。。。 it flowed never boring， and then the Battle of the dragons and the final showdown of Relos and Khirin。。。 I couldn't stop reading。 This will be a very underrated Fantasy series that wont get as much glory as it should！ If you are looking for a different style of fantasy I highly recommend " A Chorus of Dragons"！！ 。。。more
g i n n y
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5 StarsFormat | AudiobookSTORYCharacters | 5 stars Plot | 5 stars Setting | 5 starsTECHNICALWriting | 5 stars Editing | 5I did notice one slip （the first I’ve picked out in the whole series！） where a character referred to another’s true identity before they “knew” that identity。 Execution | 5 starsNarration | 5 starsFabulous， fabulous narrators。 I listened to this series one because my life is hectic and I didn’t think I’d find the time to sit for long periods to read this， and two because the n 5 StarsFormat | AudiobookSTORYCharacters | 5 stars Plot | 5 stars Setting | 5 starsTECHNICALWriting | 5 stars Editing | 5I did notice one slip （the first I’ve picked out in the whole series！） where a character referred to another’s true identity before they “knew” that identity。 Execution | 5 starsNarration | 5 starsFabulous， fabulous narrators。 I listened to this series one because my life is hectic and I didn’t think I’d find the time to sit for long periods to read this， and two because the narrators do such an amazing job。 EMOTIONALEngagement | 5 starsEmotional Connection | 5 starsAn amazing conclusion， I’m sad to leave these characters and their wit。 。。。more
Ellen
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WHAT a lovely finale to a lovely series。
Cal
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Better than the previous 4。 Not sure what that means！
Mridupawan Podder
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One of the best fantasy series of the decade has now come to an end。 And what a bloody beautiful end this was。For those who are unaware of this epic fantasy series， you're missing out on gods， dragons， wizards， witches， demons， Demi humans， elves， portals， LGBTQ， reincarnations and what not。 Not to forget， the non stop action and the hilarious commentary。I'm sad to see the series end。 Very rarely do I have huge expectations and this series surpassed that with each and every book。 One of the best fantasy series of the decade has now come to an end。 And what a bloody beautiful end this was。For those who are unaware of this epic fantasy series， you're missing out on gods， dragons， wizards， witches， demons， Demi humans， elves， portals， LGBTQ， reincarnations and what not。 Not to forget， the non stop action and the hilarious commentary。I'm sad to see the series end。 Very rarely do I have huge expectations and this series surpassed that with each and every book。 。。。more
Emily Shark
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I can’t believe this series is officially over。 It was such a wild ride， and I enjoyed every single book， but this last one might just be my favourite。 While some of the previous books felt just a little to long and drawn out to me， this one was just perfect。 I was on the edge of my seat the entire time。 Let’s talk plot for a second: This was such a great end for this series， and the way some of the plot points and characters from as far back as the first book came back into play made this concl I can’t believe this series is officially over。 It was such a wild ride， and I enjoyed every single book， but this last one might just be my favourite。 While some of the previous books felt just a little to long and drawn out to me， this one was just perfect。 I was on the edge of my seat the entire time。 Let’s talk plot for a second: This was such a great end for this series， and the way some of the plot points and characters from as far back as the first book came back into play made this conclusion feel incredibly satisfying。 There was maybe on or two little things that I’d have liked to explore a bit more （just some questions I still had about the worldbuilding and such， but I’m honestly not entirely sure if they were explained at some point and I simply forgot， because there is just a lot of stuff in these books）， the ending did feel a little quick， but pretty much everything else was wrapped up in a really satisfying conclusion。And don’t get me started on the characters， because I love ever single one of them。 They all seemed to grow so much over the course of this series and slowly got to know each other， which made it so satisfying to finally see them all working together in this last book。 I absolutely love having a huge cast of characters like this， and it’s so rare that I actually like and care about all of them， but Jenn Lyons definitely pulled that off。 I mean it， every single character in this book is so unique and interesting， I could sit hear and talk about them for hours， which made me even more scared what the author would do to them in this final book。So， if you hadn’t gathered that at this point， I absolutely adored this book and this entire series and I absolutely recommend it to anyone who’s even slightly interested in the fantasy genre。 And even if you aren’t maybe you still want to give it a try， you’ll not regret it。 I can’t wait to see what Jenn Lyons will come up with next， because I just know it’ll be absolutely amazing， and I’ll now go and reread all my favourite parts of this book series whilst mourning that it’s over。 。。。more
Seth Runyon
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A amazing book and a great way to end a series。
Kimi Bourland
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Excellent ending to the series。 Brought everything together。 Jenn Lyons really has grown as an author and i enjoyed the series。 Can't wait to see she what she writes next。 Excellent ending to the series。 Brought everything together。 Jenn Lyons really has grown as an author and i enjoyed the series。 Can't wait to see she what she writes next。 。。。more
John Adams
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An excellent conclusion to a new fantasy classic， spending more time with a beloved set of characters on the way to learning more secrets about the world （and ultimately saving it in bittersweet fashion。
Becca Gross
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I don’t know the series lost me a little bit towards the end！！ Still really enjoyed reading it， but it didn’t feel as exciting as the first few。 It felt like all the relationships were already resolved in the previous book & this one only focused on the “save the world” plot， which got a little predictable to me。 Sorry I need more drama！
Joy Omoregie
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Feeling satisfied。A few minor questions but nothing bothersome。Ill miss these characters。。。🥲
Kelsey
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It's over and I'm saaaaaaaddddddd。 This series was so complicated but damn if I didn't adore it。 Very very enjoyable It's over and I'm saaaaaaaddddddd。 This series was so complicated but damn if I didn't adore it。 Very very enjoyable 。。。more
Sophie Snow
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This was a four star until that last chapter absolutely punched me in the gut。
Sharon
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The finale of the Chorus of Dragon series did not disappoint…I would go as far to say it was the absolute best！！ I’m so sad it’s over…This one was packed with action and reveals and I could not put it down！Our large cast of characters shone in every way。 This one has the most straightforward narration of all of them …and if you made it past book 2 you need to keep reading！ This last book is so worth it。 A new favourite fantasy series of all time！
Maja Ingrid
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The final book is A Chorus of Dragons！ Can’t believe this series is already over！ While my enjoyment for this series and each individual book has had its ups and downs， I loved several of the characters。 Kihrin is my child。 I also took a high liking to Tereath and Tyentso。 Thurvishar was pretty cool too。 Janel I liked a lot but not a favourite。 Most of the ups and downs came down to the narrative of the plot。 For book two I was annoyed getting almost the whole book as Janel’s backstory because I The final book is A Chorus of Dragons！ Can’t believe this series is already over！ While my enjoyment for this series and each individual book has had its ups and downs， I loved several of the characters。 Kihrin is my child。 I also took a high liking to Tereath and Tyentso。 Thurvishar was pretty cool too。 Janel I liked a lot but not a favourite。 Most of the ups and downs came down to the narrative of the plot。 For book two I was annoyed getting almost the whole book as Janel’s backstory because I was very impatient getting on with the plot present time （I also at that time thought her backstory could have been comprised a lot， still think so）。 Book three did it much smoother because the “flashback” narrative wasn’t as in your face and the plot was also much more progressive。 Book four was a mixed bag because I didn’t enjoy many of the flashbacks and the narration was bit all over the place。 The Discord of Gods， however， don’t follow the multi-timeline as the other books have。 Sure， it’s chronicled， but uses no “flashbacks” or a “present” where the story is told to the reader。 Since this is the last book， I wouldn’t have minded if it continued the narrative as the previous books。 Also， the footnotes kind of gave away from the start of the book that at least two of the characters would survive。 That was a small issue through the whole series to be honest。 Having characters commenting in the footnotes of the story being chronicled gives away that they are alive after the story been written。 I think I’m in a bit of a slump， and has been for quite a while。 I thought this book would have taken me at most one week to read， since the other books has been quite easy to go through despite slumpy feelings。 But his one took more than three weeks。 I was so excited to get to this book， but when I finally did， I struggled so much getting into it。 I felt the story was a bit all over the place at first with many characters and short chapters。 But that could just come down to my slump and only reading sporadically。 It took time getting into the book and when I finally did， life forced me away from the book。 （ALSO another complaint was that for the majority of the book， it was very little Kihrin。） The book did get more solid further in。 I’m very happy I decided to pick up Ruin of Kings last year and I’m interested to see what Lyons will bring us after this。 。。。more
RH
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This is a great book， and a fantastic end （so sad） to a great series。 Still love all the characters， and the way all their stories finished was very good， even if some were unexpected。
Mamigos
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i made it to the end boys。。。 i liked this book but i really wanted to LOVE this book。。。。。the plot was moving so fast （which is understandable） and every thing that happened only took place over what。。。。1 or 2 days ？？ and there were multiple povs occurring simultaneously （but thank god this is the final book and things are less confusing to keep track of）。。。。the final battle was exciting & actually drawn out over a few chapters which is great！ i wld have been disappointed if it ended in like 1/2 i made it to the end boys。。。 i liked this book but i really wanted to LOVE this book。。。。。the plot was moving so fast （which is understandable） and every thing that happened only took place over what。。。。1 or 2 days ？？ and there were multiple povs occurring simultaneously （but thank god this is the final book and things are less confusing to keep track of）。。。。the final battle was exciting & actually drawn out over a few chapters which is great！ i wld have been disappointed if it ended in like 1/2 chapters but i would have liked to see some character moments。。。especially with how book 3/4 had so much of those， it would have been nice to see some quieter/softer moments between the characters （like hello kihrin and galen？ senera and thurvishar？ our main trio？？？）。 sad that we didnt rly get any！！ it was still fun ngl but i also have a lot of qns。。。。what happened to the dragons？ where is talon？ the Eight might come back but who will it be？？ idk if ms jenn will ever write more books in this universe even tho the ending did make it seem possible （but will i be able to read through another set of books is the real question） but if she ever does，，，i will be there，，also relos var being tone deaf。。。。LMFAOOOOOOO in my mind， the final battle is just kihrin and his homies standing around him in a circle and booing him when he cant produce a pitch perfect tune ok anw thats all i have to say ty for reading bye 。。。more
Joylynn
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This final book was very satisfying。 It was a great ending to this series which is by far one of the best modern， epic fantasy series that I've read in a long time。 Jenn Lyons created fantastic， nuanced characters and a great world that I was sad to leave behind。 I hope that in the future she tells more stories set in the universe。 There is so much more to explore。 I would recommend this series to anyone。 This final book was very satisfying。 It was a great ending to this series which is by far one of the best modern， epic fantasy series that I've read in a long time。 Jenn Lyons created fantastic， nuanced characters and a great world that I was sad to leave behind。 I hope that in the future she tells more stories set in the universe。 There is so much more to explore。 I would recommend this series to anyone。 。。。more
Angela
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This book feels a lot shorter then the previous books but its nice that there's no long meanderings along the way。 Its a pretty linear story with no differing points in time and flash backs dotted throughout the story。 It's a solid wrap up to the series and while its not a favorite series for me it did turn out better than I had expected。 Lots of people enjoy this series a lot more then I did， and I can't honestly understand why I don't like or appreciate this series more。 Now that this series i This book feels a lot shorter then the previous books but its nice that there's no long meanderings along the way。 Its a pretty linear story with no differing points in time and flash backs dotted throughout the story。 It's a solid wrap up to the series and while its not a favorite series for me it did turn out better than I had expected。 Lots of people enjoy this series a lot more then I did， and I can't honestly understand why I don't like or appreciate this series more。 Now that this series is done I'll keep an eye out for future works this author will do and hopefully one of those will fully click for me。 。。。more
Stephanie
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A Chorus of Dragons has become one of my favorite series。 This has one of the most epic， satisfying conclusion to a series that I've ever read！ The characters are favorites for me， and I absolutely loved following them through all the tense adventures， relationship ups and downs， and their epic character arcs。 The witty banter is top notch。 I feel as though the first half of this book is setting up for the epic conclusion， and I thought it was very well done。 The climax was well written and well A Chorus of Dragons has become one of my favorite series。 This has one of the most epic， satisfying conclusion to a series that I've ever read！ The characters are favorites for me， and I absolutely loved following them through all the tense adventures， relationship ups and downs， and their epic character arcs。 The witty banter is top notch。 I feel as though the first half of this book is setting up for the epic conclusion， and I thought it was very well done。 The climax was well written and well paced （and had me on the edge of my seat）！ I came away from the series feeling as though I've been through the emotional wringer but still hopeful。 Jenn Lyons has become an autobuy author for me， and I cannot wait to see what she has in store for the future！ Thank you to NetGalley and Tor for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more
Jenni （jenni_t_reads）
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I loved this series so much！ And this was fantastic last book！These characters became my friends and it's the most precios thing that a book or series can offer。 <3 I definitely will come back to this series one day just to hang out with these characters。 I loved this series so much！ And this was fantastic last book！These characters became my friends and it's the most precios thing that a book or series can offer。 <3 I definitely will come back to this series one day just to hang out with these characters。 。。。more
John Kuper
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Some stuff happened， some was entertaining， some dragged， the series ended。
Axelle
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It took so long to read this， it's partly because of of me but also because this book felt longer bc of the many characters's pov。 I wanted more from some of them， and having that many pov fit in only one day disrupted the pace for me， but still we can see how the author has a hold on her plot， and made it come to fruition in this last book。 I loved the diverse cast of characters， Thurvishar， Senera， Kihrin， Janel， Teraeth， Tyentso， and I hope that the author explores this world more later on。 It took so long to read this， it's partly because of of me but also because this book felt longer bc of the many characters's pov。 I wanted more from some of them， and having that many pov fit in only one day disrupted the pace for me， but still we can see how the author has a hold on her plot， and made it come to fruition in this last book。 I loved the diverse cast of characters， Thurvishar， Senera， Kihrin， Janel， Teraeth， Tyentso， and I hope that the author explores this world more later on。 。。。more
Amanda
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Great ending to a great series！
Kristina Miller
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***Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an electronic copy of the book in exchange for an honest review。***
Ashley
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I'm glad I kept going with this series。 I was skeptical after book one， but the storytelling and worldbuilding here let me look past the confusion and 'Wait， what now？' moments to really enjoy myself， particularly in books three through five， when all the backstory telling is out of the way， and our main characters start to work together and uncover secrets。 This last book is a non-stop rollercoaster ride of action。 There are some nice character moments， and occasional moments of quiet， but for I'm glad I kept going with this series。 I was skeptical after book one， but the storytelling and worldbuilding here let me look past the confusion and 'Wait， what now？' moments to really enjoy myself， particularly in books three through five， when all the backstory telling is out of the way， and our main characters start to work together and uncover secrets。 This last book is a non-stop rollercoaster ride of action。 There are some nice character moments， and occasional moments of quiet， but for the most part， this is bouncing from character to character， fraught situation to fraught situation， and somehow the author makes it work。 Like I have been with the last three of these books， confusion gave way to obsession， and I tore my way through this。 As you can see I have given this book five stars， which I think the author deserves。 I think the way she handled the mess of detail and complicated character backstory and identities was admirable。 Despite not being quite sure who was who， and why they were important at various times in the narrative， my emotions were always engaged， and the overall arc of the story was always clear and imperative。 I also grew to love most of our final main group of characters， and really wanted them to be happy and have good lives （and second， third， fourth lives， and afterlives， etc。）I was very unsure how this was going to end， but as the ending drew near I could feel the confidence in the narrative the author had， and felt safe enough to just barrel on through without looking up spoilers。 What ended up happening makes a ton of sense in retrospect， and I'm actually more excited to re-read this whole series back to back next year than I was before。The ending of the story also hints that there may be more stories set in this world， though this particular story is done。 I would enjoy that！ But I would also like to see what other wacky things Jenn Lyons could pull out of her brain。 [4。5 stars rounded up， because the author has earned it] 。。。more
Caitlin G
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With only days， possibly hours left until Relos Var completes his ritual and ascends to godhood， Kihrin， Janel， Tereath， and the rest of their allies must find a way to defeat the ancient wizard once and for all。 As the continent spins further and further towards war and chaos， this band of assassins， demons， new gods， wizards， reincarnated emperors and more must pull the final pieces into place in a mad gambit that has only the slimmest chances of working。 Gods and dragons will clash before the With only days， possibly hours left until Relos Var completes his ritual and ascends to godhood， Kihrin， Janel， Tereath， and the rest of their allies must find a way to defeat the ancient wizard once and for all。 As the continent spins further and further towards war and chaos， this band of assassins， demons， new gods， wizards， reincarnated emperors and more must pull the final pieces into place in a mad gambit that has only the slimmest chances of working。 Gods and dragons will clash before the dust settles in the final war for the fate of the world。THE DISCORD OF GODS wraps up A CHORUS OF DRAGONS in one action-packed， if exposition heavy， finale。 After four books and thousands of pages， there’s a lot of final maneuvering to do so a domino chain of events can （hopefully） lead to Relos Var’s undoing。 There’s also quite a bit to unpack as information comes to light about the nature of demons， and what that means for the world at large。 The cast of more than a dozen characters is quite literally spread over not only continents， but other planes of existence， all learning different information at different times。 This sometimes means that things get lightly re-explained when characters come back together， which on the one hand， reinforced the information for the readers， but also could be slightly repetitive as yet another character went “wait， you found out WHAT？”Thankfully， in between all the exposition， THE DISCORD OF GODS keeps things moving， with a constant chess match as Relos Var tries to counter what Kihrin is orchestrating。 And while it was always going to be hard to top the finale battle of THE HOUSE OF ALWAYS， which starts with a kraken fighting a dragon and escalates from there， THE DISCORD OF GODS gives it a run for its money。 It is a slugfest between dragons， gods， and entities elevated to godlike power， and the visuals are jawdropping in scale （literal mountains are occasionally hurled）。If you’ve struggled with the way previous books in the series played with structure， this is the most linear entry yet， with almost no time jumps （if any）。 With events taking place in less than 48 hours （if I counted correctly）， there’s very little time to breathe， racing from one event to the next。 That also means this is a pretty plot heavy book; if you aren’t invested in the characters by this point， THE DISCORD OF GODS is not going to do any heavy lifting to change your mind， as it is （understandably） entirely focused on concluding the saga。And yes， the footnotes do return， although this time there are two people providing commentary， which occasionally results in bickering between the characters within the footnotes themselves， much to my delight。A CHORUS OF DRAGONS has been a madcap， engrossing read from start to finish。 I frequently had a hard time putting any of these books down， despite their daunting size。 The series is certainly not for the faint of heart， what with the non-linear storytelling and the dozens of characters， many of whom have either been reincarnated and are remembering past lives， or have been involved in some kind of magical soul-swapping （don’t get me started on the family trees）。 And yet， even at my most confused， I was compelled to keep reading。 There’s a kinetic energy to the writing that whirls me from scene to scene， even as I try to remember that a character’s son is actually their reincarnated father。 A CHORUS OF DRAGONS is just plain fun， and for that I will always recommend it。Note: I was provided a free ARC by the publisher in exchange for my fair and honest review。 。。。more
K。
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This book is more four stars， but the completion of the series is definitely five。 Book two is the weakest in the entire series， but does help piece together the whole story。 Wonderful conclusion。
Matthew
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Wrapping up the crazy convoluted world she has created， Jenn continues to play with plot structure and character building in ways that I’m not fully accustomed to; I’m a fan。 I could do without some of the gross descriptions， but overall I felt like I was peeking into another world rich in culture and bylines。 She really hit her groove with this book; it feels like some of the ideas she had for plot structure in the first book have grown into their adult pants here。 Fantastic plot and difficult Wrapping up the crazy convoluted world she has created， Jenn continues to play with plot structure and character building in ways that I’m not fully accustomed to; I’m a fan。 I could do without some of the gross descriptions， but overall I felt like I was peeking into another world rich in culture and bylines。 She really hit her groove with this book; it feels like some of the ideas she had for plot structure in the first book have grown into their adult pants here。 Fantastic plot and difficult to put down。 I particularly enjoyed the mystery/reversal。 Instead of the good guys trying to figure out who the bad guy is， or the bad guy's plans， it is the good guys trying to hide their plans from the bad guy。 It very much felt like a mystery novel that had been flipped on its head。 I feel like Jenn is a similar writer to Sanderson and Rowling; she tends to focus on very clear prose， and all her work is in the storytelling。 She isn’t in the same category as Rothfuss or Seanan McGuire when it comes to crafting beautiful sentences， but boy can she tell a good story。 I did have a hard time following the story sometimes; the character cast is huge， and while the characters all felt distinct and individual， the names were foreign to me but quite similar to each other， making it hard for me to always remember who was who without pulling myself out of the story for a moment to think。 I highly recommend this book to anybody who has read a number of fantasy books and is familiar with the basic plot， because this book plays with some of those storylines while still delivering a satisfying ending。 If you like Brandon Sanderson or J。K。 Rowling， and are okay with some more mature themes， then you’ll probably love this concluding book to the Chorus of Dragons series。 Ratings:Absorption Level: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5Writing Level: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4| 5Ribaldry Level: G | PG | PG-13| R| XXX*Absorption Level: How hard this book is to put down， on a scale from 1 （had to force myself to slog through yet another paragraph） to 5 （my family is wondering where I have been for a number of days now; I have also lost all touch with reality）*Writing Level: A combined measure of the prose and plot， on a scale from 1 （terrible prose， massive plot holes） to 5 （beautifully crafted prose， ironclad plot）*Ribaldry Level: How “clean” is the story， on a scale from G （safe for anybody to read， from children to grumpy old men） to XXX （A grandmother just fainted somewhere just from mentioning the title） 。。。more
nini⭐️
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It’s been 3 years since I stumbled upon the ruin of kings and entered a complex， magical world crafted by an extremely talented author。Kihrin was such a lovable， hilarious and incredibly complex protagonist。 I found myself rooting for him every single book no matter how many stupid decisions he took or mistakes he made。 Janel’s character arc made me so happy。 Not a lot fantasy books have complex female characters with storylines devoid from their love interest or interests in her case。 Tereath d It’s been 3 years since I stumbled upon the ruin of kings and entered a complex， magical world crafted by an extremely talented author。Kihrin was such a lovable， hilarious and incredibly complex protagonist。 I found myself rooting for him every single book no matter how many stupid decisions he took or mistakes he made。 Janel’s character arc made me so happy。 Not a lot fantasy books have complex female characters with storylines devoid from their love interest or interests in her case。 Tereath deserves the world， I’m so glad he got his happy ending。 It took me a long time to start the final book because I wasn’t ready for it to end。 All I can say is I have no regrets。 The chorus of dragons is a damn near perfect series and deserves all the accolades。Edit: I really hope the open ending means we’re getting another series。 。。。more
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