Jace is a complete fangirl of Kyrin, and it just adorable. Taking his life – and others – into his own hands. (But as is the true style of Ilyon, there were numerous narrators.) He experiences a set of different struggles then he has in previous books, which was actually really interesting to read about. I kind of now retract that statement… 😛 ) About 3% into the book, I was already dying due to my face being split in two due to extremely cute, shippable moments.Īs I said, Jace, my man, was our main narrator. (I also lowkey said on a Goodreads updates that as long as Jace and Tyra made it through this book … everything would be okay. NOT ALL THE TEARS.ĭon’t worry, though! There were still a ton of fangirl moments … so that’s okay. I WAS READY FOR ALL THE FANGIRL EMOTIONS. We have a whole lot of tension in this book because, as it was said in the synopsis: we have an entirely devastating illness. Okay, so, um, LOTSA Jace!!! It’s mainly narrated by him, and honestly, I adored that.
(reviews: book 0.5, book 1, book 2, book 3, book 4) But before I get too weepy, let’s carry on! let’s admit it … we all relate to edmund a little too much This Christain (nonmagic) fantasy series has been absolutely amazing and I am crying that there is only one book left. I hope that you have all had a good March! (and fabulous st patrick’s day 😉 )Īt least here in the USA, we’ve been having winter (which lemme tell ya, it has been one wild ride), so celebrating moving on to spring, I have on final wintery tale to give you!īitter Winter (Jaye L Knight) is the most recent (and fifth) installment in the Ilyon Chronicles.
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