I've enjoyed each and every book in the series and was especially happy in this concluding installment to find one of the issues that bothered me at the end of the previous book has been resolved to my satisfaction.
The Forsaken Throne also makes connections to the Muirwood and Mirrowen series that prove interesting. I read and enjoyed the first two books in the Mirrowen series several years ago.
Jeff Wheeler's world-building and character development in this series had me devouring each new entry like Halloween candy.
Read in September; blog review scheduled for Nov. 1
NetGalley/47North
Fantasy. Nov. 14, 2017. Print length: 332 pages.
I'll have to keep this series in mind. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a good fantasy series that kept me waiting for each new installment!
DeleteThis should be a good choice for the fantasy challenge in the Spring!
ReplyDeleteYes, The Kingfountain books would be great for the fantasy challenge!
DeleteI am so glad to hear you liked this one and that it was a good conclusion to the series. I will definitely have to give this series a try.
ReplyDeleteI loved the way Wheeler was able to echo history and myth and yet have entirely original characters in an original setting. :)
DeleteWill keep this series in mind should my mood calls for it. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know if the Once Upon a Time challenge will run again, but this series would a great choice for it!
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