Angel’s
Knight is the third book in the Angelwar Trilogy. Naturally, there
will be some spoilers for the preceding books (reviews here for book
1 and here for book 2).
The story
follows immediately on from the events of the preceding book, with
Tol and Stetch in hot pursuit of the captive Katarina. Elsewhere, a
traitor from within the Seven is picking off its knights, and Tol is
uncertain just who he can trust.
The
writing style is, as you would expect, similar to the other books.
Fast-paced, some nice lines to add a sense of realism/humanity,
although there were a small number of errors which I hadn’t seen in
the earlier books (nothing huge).
I have
mixed views about the plot twists. One felt less weighty than it
should have because those involved had had relatively little time,
particularly in the last book. Another was out of the blue but I felt
it worked for that reason (and the nature of the surprise fit well).
I did
like the ending, which I shan’t spoil. The ending itself capped
both the book and the trilogy nicely.
Thaddeus
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