Review! Raven's Shadow Series. Book Three: Queen of Fire!

Hello :)

As I promised, I continue and finish the story of the Raven's Shadow tilogue. After reading the third book, called Queen of Fire, I will make an effort to talk about it all around this little adventure, or trilogy.

Antony Ryan is the master of his craft. Since I write this shortly after the end of reading, the impressions are fantastic. Why I say that he is the master of his craft? Well, you know that feeling when reading something that interests you so you can not stop, and of course you expect some sort of craft that will give meaning to the whole story, leave you stunned and deeply under the impression, this writer will give you exactly that at first. However, you will realize that with incredible imagination he manages to intertwine the craft into a craft and lead to an unexpected development of a situation that will leave you for a long time conceived.

Although I am under the impression of the end of the trilogy, I can not help but notice that the writer nevertheless ignored some characters, or their fates, for the sake of greater mystery of the very end of this story.

His style has obviously progressed in many fields, primarily in the field of displaying the psychological profiles of the main protagonists themselves.

Although in the second book of this trilogy, it was impossible to further encode the fates of the characters about which he prefaced the story, but he managed to do this with his skill in the forefront of this adventure. He managed to come close to the realities of suffering that changed them and their characters once and for all, with immeasurable consequences for their future.

I will not be too long, but I would advise everybody this work, a very imaginative writer. There are too many impressions that can not be transmitted by words, you just have to enjoy them. Were the happy ends of the story or the death of someone of the main characters? You'll have to find out for yourself.

I'll see you soon! :)

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