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A review by rincondejoss
The Giant's Dance by J.W. Webb
4.0
Firsts Impressions
So far in the story we are introduced to more of the faerie folk, and they do seem to be very difficult people to say the least; the beginning has a few answers that the first book let us so the pacing is very strong and fast as the first one.
The worlds of men keep colliding with the faerie one and other dimensions that's interesting actually, because it set a more larger cast and situations that we could imagine in one go.
One thing i do like a lot about this one it's the power plays, they are so many you don't know who is really going to win the war ir the realm I found it fun.
Characters
Our cast keep growing, the older favorites are still going up and kicking harder than ever, Savarna shows a vulnerable side of her that seems so endearing and nice, Jaran keep going forward no leaving anyone behind if he can help it, Finvar is growing a little more in this one and he goes through quite the journey if you ask me.
Valgard seems as an interesting addition to the plot, he does seem to be very selfish in a way and can't really say it's a bad trait for him, he does what he can when it counts.
Themes
Lots of war and conflicts on this one, very cool actually, I do want to find out in what this ends.
In this book we do find a lot of secrets unraveled and that thickens the plot very nicely.
And it remembers us that not everything its what it seems usually there's more to what the eye can see.
Final Thoughts
By the end it leaves you wanting so much more of the story and the twists, we still have one more adventure to have so I do hope this journey will end with an explosion.
So far in the story we are introduced to more of the faerie folk, and they do seem to be very difficult people to say the least; the beginning has a few answers that the first book let us so the pacing is very strong and fast as the first one.
The worlds of men keep colliding with the faerie one and other dimensions that's interesting actually, because it set a more larger cast and situations that we could imagine in one go.
One thing i do like a lot about this one it's the power plays, they are so many you don't know who is really going to win the war ir the realm I found it fun.
Characters
Our cast keep growing, the older favorites are still going up and kicking harder than ever, Savarna shows a vulnerable side of her that seems so endearing and nice, Jaran keep going forward no leaving anyone behind if he can help it, Finvar is growing a little more in this one and he goes through quite the journey if you ask me.
Valgard seems as an interesting addition to the plot, he does seem to be very selfish in a way and can't really say it's a bad trait for him, he does what he can when it counts.
Themes
Lots of war and conflicts on this one, very cool actually, I do want to find out in what this ends.
In this book we do find a lot of secrets unraveled and that thickens the plot very nicely.
And it remembers us that not everything its what it seems usually there's more to what the eye can see.
Final Thoughts
By the end it leaves you wanting so much more of the story and the twists, we still have one more adventure to have so I do hope this journey will end with an explosion.