A review by lyndiane
Shadow Blizzard, by Alexey Pehov
5.0
10 stars
The conclusion to this vastly entertaining series. The first half of the novel reads like the best dungeon crawler, with a multilayered underground labyrinth filled to the brim with mazes, puzzles, secret doorways and horrors to satisfy even the most finicky RPG addict.
I could have done without the battle, as it felt over-long; that being said, the description of the battle is incredibly detailed and authentic, and gives the reader a greater understanding of the horrors of ancient battles.
There are a number of unexpected twists that really took me by surprise, and the series finished on a high, with me definitely wanting to hear more about this amazingly diverse group of characters.
The conclusion to this vastly entertaining series. The first half of the novel reads like the best dungeon crawler, with a multilayered underground labyrinth filled to the brim with mazes, puzzles, secret doorways and horrors to satisfy even the most finicky RPG addict.
I could have done without the battle, as it felt over-long; that being said, the description of the battle is incredibly detailed and authentic, and gives the reader a greater understanding of the horrors of ancient battles.
There are a number of unexpected twists that really took me by surprise, and the series finished on a high, with me definitely wanting to hear more about this amazingly diverse group of characters.