But what will the return on the road it is the call of his worst enemy, Mélisandre, whose son hidden from everyone has been removed. Phaedra that can leave an innocent pay the price of political and mistakes of his elders will therefore embark on his trail, a journey that lemmènera to the end of hell ...
The conclusion of this trilogy is quite different precedents, no great battles here, but rather a constant struggle to push the limits of what can support the elected Kushiel and one who can not leave her. But even with less action and more psychology, Jacqueline Carey has enough talent to keep us in suspense throughout this latest installment and to lead us to an end in apotheosis. This means that the Imriel trilogy is now positioned on my list the next readings.
