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A review by zenithharpink
The Last Apprentice: Wrath of the Bloodeye (Book 5) by Joseph Delaney
4.0
Another GREAT read in this series! I enjoyed the change-up on Thomas's tutelage, especially because this alternate Spook is so damaged. The enemy itself was a little incomplete, as was the real problem in this story-I think the main plot ended up taking a back seat to the B and C story lines of the Fiend (released in the previous book) and Tom's interaction with his new master. Super creepy and a real page turner, plus the illustrations at the beginning of each chapter are amazing!
The characters have been expanded upon, though Tom himself doesn't seem to be developing a whole lot. There is a growing rift between characters, and I feel that Delaney is trying to politicize the drama with his readers-things are not as easy as black and white, which is a running theme in these stories.
Definitely read this book-but read the others first! Jumping right into book five isn't advisable!
The characters have been expanded upon, though Tom himself doesn't seem to be developing a whole lot. There is a growing rift between characters, and I feel that Delaney is trying to politicize the drama with his readers-things are not as easy as black and white, which is a running theme in these stories.
Definitely read this book-but read the others first! Jumping right into book five isn't advisable!