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Average ending. Worst book in the series(SPOILERS)

Revisado: 07-15-20

Unsatisfying ending to a good series. Felt obligatory. Why include the chariots if they arent even a serious plot point in the end. The discovery and time dedicated in the earlier books about forging the wheels and captured labor for them to end up basically a prop feels disjointed. The faeries use magic to give Connor the chance to kill the Skalda king which is something they could have done at any point. The reason they decided to finally help?? Connor told them about the other faeries who were trying to get new metal?? His heads up somehow changes all of our long held positions. Let's suddenly become allies!! Also these super cool new swords dont factor in at all in the final battle..... sooooo why even make them??? Just seems like a lot of meandering to fill a book to end a good series poorly. So much interest created in the skalda in the first 2 books without any payoff in their motivations, superior technology, knowledge of the faeries. Kiera's death felt useless since it served no purpose in moving the story. Just something bad so not everyone survives and the ending is too happy. Obligatory. I looked forward to this book for a long time and am sad this is the effort we get to finish the series.

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