A review by libraryofabibliotaph
Infinite Night by Christina Davis

adventurous emotional hopeful inspiring medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

4.25

 

Third book in an epic fantasy trilogy with magical artifacts, mythical creatures, friendship and found family, love and slow burn, betrayal and adventure. 

I’m really happy that I could return to the world of the Da’Valia for this last book of the trilogy. We join Neva in het search for the Trishula while battling both internal and external demons. There is a lot of action, there are things you’ll never see coming, and there is a happy ending. Nevertheless you’ll still encounter loss and heartbreak as well. The writing style is very pleasant and easy to read. The story is still intriguing and invites you to keep on reading. The thing that bothered me most was that some events and choices are quickly skimmed over, almost as if they are barely of any relevance, even though they are major plot points. That aside, I still enjoyed this story immensely. 

If you’ve read Born at Dawn and Blood, Fire & Mercy, I can only tell you to pick this book up ASAP. You’ll be more easily drawn into the story and you’ll feel even more connected to the characters when you read these three books one after the other.