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So many ways faith can break people. The book also shows the hazards of ego/pride, prejudice/unwillingness to move beyond past wrongs, but in-fighting in the midst of a religious war, and fanaticism in particular, are the true villains here. I would not recommend this book to anyone who has trauma around armed conflict because the plot of this third book is heavily steeped in battle, its mistakes and losses. 1/?

The beginning dragged a little. Some things took too much time (military stuff), and some things should've given more time (some relationships). But at least I can't complain about the Deus Ex Machina in this series 😉
I wouldn't mind a fourth installment, tbh. I don't feel like letting those characters go, they've grown on me over those three books.

I haven‘t really been into this book for a while. I struggled with the last one, and I just don‘t care about the characters anymore.

The conclusion of the #FallenGodsTrilogy is a satisfying one! This one also moves slowly at the start, but the last hundred or so pages fly by! I didn‘t predict the ending (and wasn‘t expecting to cry!), but enjoyed the new lands, but the romantic element felt extraneous to me. All in all, I really enjoyed binging this series & hope Kaner sets another trilogy against this lushly detailed land— plus I‘m not ready to say goodbye to these characters!