I enjoyed Book 3 because of the ground work laid in the previous books. The appearance of familiar characters, a quick pace to the story and K’Chain Che’Malle made this a more enjoyable read, but anything involving the K’Chain Che’Malle held me captive. The battles in this story were numerous but very gruesome. I enjoy the internal monologue that discusses the consequences of battle and how people change because of it, this adds a human touch to an otherwise violent act.

I am not fully on board with the series but will stick with it because the stories are progressively improving and leaving me left in the dark for what is happening.