Not the end of a trilogy, just the next installment.
The book starts off pretty strongly and keeps good momentum. It was a good solid read, nothing exceptional, but a nice continuation of Kerigan’s story. I liked a lot of the descriptions and increasing depth to the world, the additional details that twist the plot and tangle relationships.
Unfortunately, the book seemed marred by too many points of view– you got only a couple of chapters of progress from each character’s POV before it flitted on to the next. The extra viewpoints did a good job of showing the scope of what was going on– but I was always cheered when we returned to Kerigan and was disappointed when we wandered around watching most of the other characters.
I’ll look forward to the next book, but won’t be in any hurry. I’ll get to it, eventually.