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Great book but yes the main character is annoying

Revisado: 05-14-20

Make no mistake, this is an incredible series. I really love all the character development that was put into the first two books, especially the first. However, Rhapsody’s continued bad decisions to trust, adopt, and ignore blatant signs of danger will enrage you. She consistently puts everyone she cares for at risk by trusting everyone and will argue for pages about how she doesn’t care if it hurts her while ignoring it could hurt everyone else.

On top of that I was a bit bummed that she did not get with Achmed in this book, I know that author built up for Rhapsody and her intended since the first book, but the romance as it came upon in their adulthood didn’t make any sense to me. She didn’t even seem to like him until he mentioned wanting her, and it just kinda felt forced and rushed unlike her fluid one with Achmed.

The narrator was amazing, it took me a while to get use to his cadence in the first book, but his varying voices for each character was perfect I especially liked Achmed and Gruntor’s voice the best. By the third book he seemed more sure of his narration, more comfortable and it moved fluidly.

As for the third book as a whole. I liked this one a lot better than the last two, although the first two were good they each had little things in them that didn’t fit right. Such as Jo’s adoption and her fate all felt so forced between her and Rhapsody. I only ever felt anything for that character because of Gruntor and their relationship. This one however, gets straight into it. You also get some deliciously depicted battle scenes unlike the first two and it feels like there’s much more action.

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